Hunger Construction

Hollowed out potato stuffed with greatness?! What else could you ask for?
I LOVE baked potatoes loaded with sour cream, but these guys took it to the next level.

Do you know what we had for lunch on saturdays the whole summer? Stuffed potatoes from this truck. It was a Saturday routine-​farmers market at walnut street for fresh fruit and vegetables, to see cats from the paws shelter and to buy potatoes. I haven’t tried the whole menu as I usually stick to market street (the steak) and border run (taco style but I was getting it without lettuce-​it gets soggy in several hours when we eat it). I love their potato soup but recently they don’t have it. Hope they are still in business as I haven’t seen them for a while

Love this truck. Everything is always soo yummy!

I heard about this truck from a few coworkers in town, and heard that it was hard to catch in the evening hours. I had the chance to bump into these guys at an event, and picked up one of the «cement mixers.» My coworkers didn’t lie. I was impressed; this was overall a very tasty, different potato that hit the spot.

Kind of an interesting concept. We tried the potato loaded with beef, cheese, sour cream, and other standard taco fixin’s. It was kind of like eating a burrito, except it was a hollowed-​out baked potato.
Most of the time I feel like food trucks tend to be overpriced and they don’t leave you satisfied. So it was nice to get something that was substantial enough to not leave me looking for more to eat.
It was very filling, but it was also very heavy and a bit greasy. If you can deal with that, it’s a decent value for the money.

Visited this truck at JerseyFest at the Meadowlands this weekend. The staff was super friendly and accommodating under the huge pressure and long lines of the event. This truck’s line also moved at a better pace than most, and the food was still made fresh in front of our eyes.
I got the Cement Mixer Fast Lane — and was super picky and asked for no sour cream, butter, or cheese. They even remade it for me when I saw it had sour cream! It was still delicious, just very messy and hard to eat. My cousin got the Buffalo Blvd Flatbed, which was amazing when I tasted it and definitely easier to eat. Not sure why they serve it with applesauce, but maybe that’s a thing?
Super creative concept, sleek menu, friendly staff, and cool truck. Not the healthiest option, but still a good experience!

I ate from this food truck when I went to the Walnut St farmer’s market for the first time. You can either get a stuffed potatoes or potato pancakes as the base. They have several different menu options… I had the Border Run on top of the potato pancakes and it was absolutely delicious.
My roommate had the stuffed potato, and it was so large, it looked like a burrito. She also loved hers as well, as the potato was well cooked and the skin was crispy. Can’t wait to try something new next time I see them.

I had the Backyard BBQ. The potato itself was tasty but the filling was disgusting. The menu stated it included BBQ Chicken and Creamy Cole Slaw, the reality was a chopped up chicken patty/​nugget with barbeque sauce that was not spicy but sickly sweet, it tatsted like cheap bbq sauce from a bottle and there was so much of it that it was all you tasted. As for the «creamy coleslaw» it was sliced raw cabbage, no creaminess at all. For $ 8 there should be some real chicken and tasty bbq sauce.
And it takes forever, the guys who were cooking, who I think are the owners, spent more time talking then they did cooking. There was a ton of people waiting and they had no sense of urgency.
In short, tasty potato, horrible filling, painfully slow service.

SO. GOOD.
The guys on the truck couldn’t be friendlier on top of how delicious and hearty the food they serve is. This isn’t some teensy food truck taco. This is the largest potato you’ll ever see stuffed to the brim with meat, cheese, eggs, veggies, you name it. Expertly seasoned. Perfectly fluffy potatoes.
I always swear I’m going to try a new menu item and end up getting the Border Run every single time. It is just that good.
It is the perfect stoner food. Great on the go. Recognize.

Potato Perfection. These guys have an original idea that also happens to be REALLY delicious. I’ve tried several of their Cement Mixers now and have loved every one. Plus, they are really filling. Food trucks sometimes have the tendency to serve smaller portions, but not here, it’s a hearty meal. They are usually down by the Walnut Street Station Farmers Market on Saturdays. I can’t wait to head back over and grab another flavor grenade.

Ate at this food truck at the Montclair Farmers Market yesterday. The Vegan Baked Potato was excellent. I will def be checking this food truck out again. It was really nice that they have Vegan options :)

Stopped at the truck after spending my lunch break at the Montclair Public Library on a Wednesday. Only had $ 5 cash in my pocket, but they take debit cards so it all worked fine. Had the taco style stuffed potato. Damn that was good! They hallow out the potato and cook the ingredients before stuffing it. Everything looked & tasted fresh and the menu was very affordable. I paid $ 8 for a potato the size of a big burrito. Yum!

Market Street Stuffed Baked Potato with Bacon! Yes!
I’ve passed this truck near the Farmer’s Market many times but never had time to stop. Today they were parked on S. Fullerton and The Crescent so I had no excuse but to try it and I am so so glad that I did! Super friendly, super fresh, super good!

I’m not sure how there aren’t any reviews on Unilocal for this heavenly, bliss-​filled Baked Potato food truck…
While visiting friends in Monclair for the weekend, I was told that I had to check out this food truck at the local farmers market at the Walnut Street Train Station. So, the next afternoon we took a walk over to the market to gorge ourselves on baked potatoes! Keep in mind that these are no ordinary spuds — they’re cement mixers. Basically, some dude drills out the inside of the potato, mixes it with your selection of insides (i.e. toppings), and injects it back in to the most perfectly baked and salted potato that you’ve ever had. There’s a decent selection of breakfast, lunch, and even — yes — dessert options. I chose the Western Way, which is a Western Omelette shoved into the potato skin. Mmmm. I’m drooling thinking about it now.
While their Facebook, Twitter, and Website could use an update (read: overhaul), don’t let that keep you from trying them out. They’re the friendliest food truck in NJ. You’ll be happy that you did.
Oh, and I highly suggest that the truck mosey on over to Manhattan for a few days during the week. They’d rake it in.