Street Frites

I wanted to post an update. The business worked with us and refunded the surcharge. While the experience was marred, I still have to commend them for working towards rectifying the situation.

The fries were really good– some crispy, some not, but I really liked it that way. The dipping sauce was really good, also (I think it was called Black Gold).
I wish I had just ordered fries, because that was the best part of my meal. I had the falafel pita, and was mostly disappointed. The falafel balls were incredibly dry and tiny. The pita wasn’t very tasty and was globbed with hummus but lacking in all other toppings. For $ 12, I was not impressed.

I prefer my fries more well done and crispier but these were nice and thickly cut. These were reminiscent of the Belgian style fries and were tasty in their own right.
They have a long list of homemade sauces, mostly mayo based. I recommend the black truffle aioli.

Hmm, where to start? Ammmmmmmmazingly delish! Pulled pork, hot wings, bacon burgers, shredded beef tacos, falafels, and those fries! OMG! Off the charts gourmet :-) Thank you!

This truck stopped by my office this week and I am glad they did. Normally I find the food trucks to be overpriced for what you get and leaving me wanting more, not Street Frites. I had a Romaine Chicken pita and it was wonderful. Great zesty flavors and fresh veggies balanced well by well cooked chicken and an awesome sauce. The friend I was having lunch with had a pulled pork sandwich that was also wonderful. The fries are what will really bring me back, not too greasy and a good portion size. Sure it’s a little pricier than I like for lunch, but well worth the treat of going. Be sure to get a Jones Soda or Coke when you go, you will not regret it.

You can’t go wrong with anything on the menu! This guy definitely has some amazing cooking skills. His fries are delicious and his dipping sauces really compliment the fries! I have tried the brat and the pulled pork! This is more than enough food and mouth watering! I have so much respect for food truck workers because they are many time 1-​man shows with the occasional helper, and they do it well! They work really hard and it shows! I would definitely recommend street frites to anyone! I can’t wait to have some fries again soon!

Street Frites was at Living the Dream Brewery, we ordered a bunch of food. Burgers at $ 12.00 each, chili cheese fries and other things from the menu. After an hour and a half watching people around us receive their food delivered to their tables (no text messages, as promised). We went out to check on the situation. Our food was sitting outside the brewery on a table ice cold.
«We came in and called your name 4 times». Really, we were sitting a table away from where you just delivered food.
So, needless to say, our food was left outside, we spent over $ 100.00 for everything (party of 6) and they weren’t remorseful in the least.
Funny, the story kept changing and he had the wrong cell number and had come in 4 – 5 times to let us know that our food was ready.
Street frites– I was excited to try your food. Unfortunately, your customer service is reprehensible and you do not deserve to serve food to the patrons of this fine brewery. I certainly hope the brewery will think twice before asking you to come back.

Caught up to this truck at Epic Brewing Co. Tweeted him to see where he was in the city and he responded with the photo attached. Awesome dude, awesome food. Being from KC, it was great seeing the Royals hat and the KC BBQ sauce choice. Go find his truck, now.

This was my first time eating Street Frites. We ordered Poutine and Devils on horse back. Both were well prepared and delicious. The service was great and it was prepared very quickly
–Christmas

Frites were pretty good – not as crispy as I prefer. I got a flight of 3 sauces, all of which were very tasty. My 3-​star review is because about half of my frites were pretty soggy, and because the guy working was NOT friendly at ALL. He seemed extremely arrogant, which is my least favorite trait when it comes to the service industry. If you act like you’re the sh*t and that you’re doing me a favor by taking my money, I’m done. If I see this food truck again with other people working it, I will probably give it another try.

I just can’t quite get on board with Street Frites. I’m not exactly against them either, though. I will say that their plain fries are delicious; very well cooked and well seasoned.
My issue with them tends to be in service and menu availability and variety/​preparation. Our first visit we ordered a brat, which came with a small fry, and an order of smoked wings. The menu says they have «Jalapeño Elk Cheddar» brats as well as «Brat of the day» every time we visit. Every time we visit we ask what the brat special is, and every single time, there has been no special. What drives me crazy is whoever is working always says «our special is Jalapeño Elk Cheddar.» This bothers me because I then feel forced to ask «so…how is that different from your normal one?» because I think I must have missed something. Then every time, they will awkwardly and passively admit they just only have one brat. I’m noticing a trend… just only put one brat on the menu!
When we made our first order of brat and fries, and smoked wings, it took just a few moments. I bit into my first smoked wing and enjoyed the flavor and the moist meat. I took a second bite and was surprised when the inside of the chicken was actually dripping with blood. It was so pink that it was alarming. I spit out the chicken, ran to the truck, and showed them what I had in my to-​go box. «Oh…yeah that happens with the smoked wings» said the man who I am assuming is an owner, as he has been present every time. The woman working the window was very accommodating and kind, admitted how alarming that must have been with no warning (if you know that the wings will look bright red– SAY SOMETHING to your customers!), and offered me another dish to make up for it. I took some plain fries and was very happy.
In my subsequent visits I have pretty understandably never ordered the chicken; I have never honestly seen chicken that color when properly cooked, and also when smoked, so I’m not taking my chances. Every time we’ve gone that means we’ve been forced into getting the same brat with a side of fries and some dipping sauce. There’s nothing wrong with this but there’s just so little variety– there basically is no variety. I will add that the last time I went, it was very cold, and the owner/​operator wasn’t even in the cart– he came out when he noticed me standing there a few minutes. When I hesitated for a mere second he said «it’s cold… you can make your decision inside you know.» I just don’t think everyone who works here does their best effort at actually providing a comfortable atmosphere and a wide variety of food. I love their fries and they make amazing beer snack food, but for a meal? I’d pass.

Street Frites was parked outside of Epic when I was introduced to their delish fries and amazing bacon wrapped poppers.
The Fries were great. Cooked perfectly and piping hot. I can’t remember our toppings or sauce, probably had something to do with the fact that I was at Epic and had fries for dinner.
I would recommend these guys if you see them around. Try the special if they have one. It was really very good.

Love the frites and your dipping sauces are exceptional! Always look for you at the Farmer’s Market.

I had the amazing opportunity to enjoy Street Frites last week. This truck is amazing. High quality food and great service. The fries are amazing. Served hot and fresh with almost 20 different dipping sauces to choose from. Try the curry ketsup for sure!
If they happen to have the devils on horseback, you must get it!!! It is one of the best things I have ever eaten!!!
Finally, this is one of the food trucks that has a great price point. Love this truck and it’s owners!!!

We enjoyed some Street Frites while at Stem Cider this week, and they were amazing! What’s not to love about a cone of thick cut french fries served with your choice of dipping sauce? Not a thing, in my opinion! We stuck to the small size which was still plenty for two, with the PaPa’s sauce and the Punchy Ketchup. PaPas was a creamy and rich roasted garlic and blue cheese sauce that was devine! The Punchy Ketchup was a chipotle garlic ketchup and it was quite punchy indeed. much spicier than I anticipated and very good.
Street Frites also offers topped fries, and though we didn’t have any we drooled over the options such as the Campfire Delight, which comes topped with hazelnut, chocolate, marshmallow and graham cracker. I can’t even imagine! We did see someone get The Standard which comes with cheddar, bacon, goat cheese sour cream and chives — and it looked amazing. Next time they will be mine…
Overall, very tasty food which was a perfect snack to enjoy while imbibing on some local craft beverages.

I was at the Black Shirt Brewery tonight and came across this new food truck. It is REALLY good. They use good ingredients and have delicious fries, yummy sauces, and excellent toppings. The owners are a couple from Denver and are very nice. Jason, one of the owners, has managed some high end restaurants around Denver and they decided to start this business on their own. You can tell he really takes pride in the business and the quality of the food. Both the sauces I tried were very good. They also were serving wings as a special when I came by, which were delicious. Jason and Jess the owners said they’ll be serving some sandwiches soon too. Can’t wait to see this truck again soon.