Drewski's Hot Rod Kitchen

Who knew Drewski had a small brick and mortar restaurant. It's small, like 5 tables but at least you don't have to figure where their trucks will be parked. We just got takeout for lunch and the food didn't disappoint. Well, except the grilled cheese sandwich. Could have made it better at home. However, everything else was delicious. The chicken sandwich was crispy and tender. Their coleslaw was different. It was flavorful and not drenched in mayo. The only negative was it had two chicken strips instead of one patty so be prepared for a little mess, lol. Fries were crisped to perfection!

It's been 10+ years since I've tried drewskis. The food was good and decent enough. But the price was high. $17 for a tri tip sandwich and $8 for tator tots. I don't have a big problem with the price, but wanted others to be aware. For just my plate, I paid $30 including tax and tip. I wanted to try food from here again more for nostalgias sake than anything. Food was still good, but I don't think I'll buy from here ever again, just because I can get the same or better elsewhere, and for cheaper. I was at the Friday concerts in the park so decided this was the place I wanted to buy food from. Service seemed cold. Not friendly, but not rude either. The was only 1 person ahead of me and maybe 2 costumers behind me looking at the menu, so there wasn't a big crowd or rush or anything. Food came out fast, and when I did ask for extra aioli, did catch a bit of "attitude". But still got the sauce. Overall, 3 stars for the experience and food.

Here at Bradshaw Animal Shelter today (Sac County shelter). Good unique food for a good price and good cause. 10% goes to the shelter today. Great food, great service, and highly rated apparently, says one of the best trucks in the nation. They're stationed at McClellan Air Force base for future reference.The Hemi seen below has sweet pulled pork, Mac and cheese, onions if you want, and I believe cheddar cheese on buttered sourdough. It tastes exactly as described which is awesome.

Alright (cracks knuckles), here's the thing. It's fine, with the potential to be a bit better. Snapshot:- Fries - Yes, 7/10, fantastically seasoned. - Prices - N/A, it's 'food truck' pricing. Deal w/it. - Chicken - maybe...not dry, so that's a good thing Ok, the lowdown:Fries were good, crispy and seasoned very very well.Chicken was moist, and tasted like chicken. It's the batter that was a bit disappointing. It was, bland? Moderately crispy? I didn't expect the fries to outshine the chicken though. A quick fix, add a bit of the fry seasoning to the batter mix before the deep fry. Or, sprinkle a bit of dust as soon as it's taken out of the fryer. --also, this isn't a spicy chicken truck. Not mad at it per se, just needed to adjust my expectations. Honorable mention: - that aioli is pretty fire, ngl. Should've gotten (2)- the guy that took my order was pretty dope too, so that's a strong positive ;)Overall: get the fries, dip in aioli, go take a nap.

Grilled Cheese Food TruckFries - 6.5/10A slight cheese taste (probably placebo), nicely salty. I like the crunch and freshness of the fries. Tricycle (Three Cheese Grilled Cheese) - 6/10The grilled cheese is pleasantly sweet and buttery, works well together. Not a big fan about the monterey cheese buts that's my personal taste. Cheese pull was amazing, literally oozing. I added some Tajín and it made both so good, definitely recommend (and the fries with the grilled cheese is good too)

This was my first time at Drewski's, and I was really looking forward to trying their food. However, I found the pulled pork in the sandwich and the chicken in the caesar salad wrap to be a bit dry, especially the chicken. I spent $50 on the sandwich and wrap, along with two bottled waters, and I was a little disappointed by the experience. I think there's potential for the restaurant to meet the high expectations set by its reputation.

Had them cater my party for 100. Everyone took the time to come up to me and say they loved the food offered by Drewski. Enough selections for every taste. They arrived early to get everything ready. I highly recommend.

Totchos are super enjoyable. We were at the KNCI Country in the Park (CITP) 2024 music festival at CalExpo and were getting hungry again around 8:00 pm. Early in the day we saw some people "wolfing" down a totcho. So we decided to try one - with steak. Yikes, $20 plus tip for one order. Food truck pricing and inflation. It was worth it. We would buy it again. We shared the one totcho.

They were at the Coastal Country Jam omg omg, I wish they had one in San Diego. I love a good tri tip. The Totchos is a must, perfectly crispy and flavored topped with pulled pork or tri tip. We opted for the Tri tip and were glad we did. The Tri tip was just as good but harder to eat without getting all over you. Friendly service! Always a long line so you know it's good !

Today I ordered lunch from Drewskis Hot Rod Kitchen. My first thought while ordering was that the food is kinda pricey. I paid $15 for a chicken sandwich and it didn't even come with fries. At first site, the sandwich was large and looked good. The chicken was fried crispy, seasoned well and was hot and fresh. It paired very well with the coleslaw which was crunchy and had a bit of a sweet flavor. The pickles and aioli gave it the perfect touch. My only complaint is that the brioche bun was cold and didn't taste as fresh as it could. Overall, it was pretty good and I would order again!