Plum Burgers

Waited for 15 minutes to order (I was third in line). Then waited another 25 minutes for my food to come. Would have been better off going to a sit down restaurant!The mama Africa salad is very good though.

I was getting some lunch here last week when they were downtown in the parking lot with others. Nice color design, btw.Great stuff. Good flavors. I'm fairly sure I got the Mediteranean with subbed curry yam fries. The burger may have been tempeh, I don't mind, but the fries were definitely wrong: they were the regular fries. Mind you, like I said, they were great stuff but I may make sure they have my order correct, next time.Note: It's good to have cash on hand; sometimes the device has issues or is slow.

Really good vegan food! I've had the Buffalo portobello burger (my fave), the Red Lentil Dill Burger, and the General Tso Cauli wings and they were all great. Service was very quick and friendly. Vegan or not, if you're looking for some great food you gotta try!

Inconsistent serving sizes -- Same price, half the food:It seems like the food truck adjusts the serving sizes to be less as their availability of food gets to be less. I was in line and ordered the calamari, which they were all out of. Two other people had ordered the Buffalo Bites ahead of me. The first person gets a nice sized order of the food. After I placed my order, I'm standing by the window, and I heard one worker tell the other that the second serving (the one ahead of mine) was too big and to split it in half. The person ahead of me got one half, and I got the other. Same price, half the food.

I love this food truck. It's been my incentive to brave the commute into the 206 on Wednesday when they grace 2nd and Pike (possibly moving to the Seattle public library soon). I've have eaten nearly everything on the menu and have not never disappointed, but my favorite is the chipotle grill topped with awesome sauce.The "text your order" in option doesn't work very well, especially on Fridays.

I had the Mediterranean 8 oz Burger the other day and thought it was pretty good. This option was highly recommended by the staff and here are my thoughts:*mint-spiced seitan- think crumbled, skillet fried, and juicy- not bad for a meat substitute!*onion jam- great*pickled fig- I love all things fig- so coulda used a bit more fig taste on this one*mozzarella- the nasty fake stuff*arugula- fresh & crunchy.The service was great, but the prices seemed a bit high- even after this 8 oz burger I was still a bit hungry...maybe they could throw in some fries?All in all, a decent gourmet vegetarian burger option.

Walked up and asked what fish was in the fish tacos. They explained they were vegan and I told them, okay, that is not an issue, what do you suggest?The Macho Burrito was one of the best burritos I have ever eaten! The Chorizo may be vegan but you'd never know. The taste, mouth-feel and everything about this was amazing.I recommend finding them!

I've seen this food truck downtown many times, but never stopped to try them out. I heard a lot of good things about them and glad I checked them out! Given that it is a food truck, I think they have a pretty good sized menu. About 5 "burger" selections, about another 5 "sandwich/wraps" selection, and a small section for sides and shakes. I got the "Fremont Philly".....its their version of the Philly Cheese Steak. It didnt really remind me of any cheese steaks I've ever ordered but it was still good. Its basically cooked seitan, with some mushrooms & peppers, nutritional yeast based cheeze sauce....aka "Nooch" for the cheese part.....all on a good hoagie roll, not sure where they get their bread from but its pretty good. A little messy when eating it but whatever, most importantly it was tasty! My friend got the "SLT" (Seitan, Lettuce, Tomato) with fries for an extra $2. It looked very tasty and she enjoyed it very much.Glad they post up on 2nd & Pike at least once a week, now I will stop by more often.Im not a vegan nor vegetarian, but I do like the nice vegan twist on some familiar foods which makes it so approachable.

I like this venue. Food is delicious. I had a mushroom burger that was just right. Everything is beautifully placed on your plate. Mouthwatering, definitely returning here!

I've eaten from the truck before--years ago--and it was five stars, needless to say I was sooo looking forward to having lunch there again since it's been so long. First, I was so pleased that the truck *actually* showed up, because it's very inconsistent when expected somewhere. Several times since the five stars I've planned to eat at the truck, but it's not where it's suppose to be according to announcements or websites. It's so annoying and frustrating!Unfortunately--despite actually showing up--yesterday's lunch didn't even register one Yelp star. My lentil burger was icebox-cold and oozing in fatty dill aioli. My fries were just north of frozen and gooey with oil. My lemonade was in a cup of 90% ice. With tip I spent $30. I won't even go into how frustrating it is that tip is calculated at the post-tax cost and how much I detest tipping before service and eating--precisely this experience explains why. And now, 20 hours later, my mouth still tastes like fry oil. My gut is still heavy with raw lentil burger patty. There's so much disappointment here.There is no way to email Plum about my experience to inform them how awful it was (because a business doesn't want to provide bad service or have a poor reputation) or to request some sort of compensation for the negative experience. There's no contact info on its website. My phone calls goes unanswered. I am left with no way to voice my disappointment about my lunch or the heartache of dropping $30 for nothing--except here.