Crock Spot

It is incredibly difficult to find delicious vegan option at food trucks, so when I first came upon CrockSpot, I was immediately sold. The foot was not just edible, but delicious. I received a dish made especially for my tastes (high in spice and cilantro) that paired perfectly with an IPA. Seek out this truck. They are putting out great comfort food perfect for snowy days that pair perfectly with beer.

A significant portion of perfectly cooked jasmine rice with corn, peppers and tomatoes, «jalapeño» shredded beef was moist, without a lot o fat, and super tasty, even though I didn’t get a lot of heat/​jalapeño flavor. I chose the vibrant cilantro chiminchurri which was really tasty. Great inexpensive lunch, packed to go in a recycled paper product bowl. two thumbs up

The owner took my coupon and gave me the full deal even though it was expired! What a cool guy!
I got the jalapeño beef with the chimichurri sauce and husband got the chicken with the sirrachi mayo sauce. Both pretty tasty! Sauces were yummy and the meats were soft and tender with a lot of flavor especially the jalapeño beef. YUM!

Delicious! I had the rice with pork and Chimichurri sauce and it was so good. I love Chimichurri and found the sauce to be perfect – not overly sour/​tangy. The rice was soft and the pork was tender. I got to try it at a catering event and would love to try out their other foods if I come across them again.

I have always walked by and thought this sounded too heavy. I just stopped by the food truck and got slow roasted beef over veggies with a creamy siracha sauce. Hands down gobs is the BEST beef I’ve ever had. Incredible!

I popped by the other week during the Cannabis Cup – pretty tasty, and it seemed like a fairly healthy option. Did I thoroughly enjoy it? Yes. Was it because I was at the Cannabis Cup? Maybe.

Super quality food truck. Great protein options, but the meatballs are the best, seasoned well, moist, and meaty. All there sauces are really good, but you wont be disappointed with the Sriracha or the Chimichurri. I look forward to venturing out and trying more of their combinations. The staff and the people who run this truck are great too!

Great food. I had the turkey meatballs and a sour cream sauce, perfect spice. Nice people to top it off. Thank you. See you soon !

I was lucky to find the Crock Spot food truck while visiting Denver. The food and Custer service were fantastic! Next time I am town I am going to find this jewel again.

Crock Spot might be my favorite food truck. I first discovered them at Civic Center Eats and have gone back several times! Their pearled barley is a great base and I love that you can add veggies as well. As far as protein goes I’ve tried the turkey cardamom meatballs and the shredded chicken so far; next on my list is their jalapeño beef. The shredded chicken was good but the turkey meatballs were out of this world! They have several options for sauces too. I’m always torn between the avocado one and the sriracha one– luckily they let you combine them. The people that work there are always really friendly and the food comes out quickly. Next time you see them, give them a try!

It was delicious and cheap! They mixed different flavors than I would think in my kitchen and it was a hit!

I tried Crock Spot at Station 26 Brewery (I think that’s it). I don’t remember the name of the bowls we tried, but we tried 2 or 3 different ones. The flavors were spot and decent serving sizes too! Such a clever concept and name for a food truck.

The Crock Spot is great! We found them at Civic Park when we were «researching» vendors for our wedding. We would definitely recommend the Crock Spot for your catering needs! Our guests STILL mention how great the food was 9 months after the wedding!
Although they were unable to bring the actual truck to our venue (we were married up near Winter Park) due to having to drive over Berthoud Pass, they provided normal catering services for us. Mandy was great to work with, and they even custom-​made a vegetable dish specifically for us, and it was so good!
We cannot express 1) how great the food was, 2) how easy it was to work with them as a vendor, and 3) that they are just nice people to do business with! If you are looking for something different that your guests will rave about for months after your event, we definitely recommend using the Crock Spot for your catering (or stopping by the truck when it is out-​and-​about)!
Thank you Crock Spot for helping make our Wedding a great event!

Dear Crock Spot, I love you! All winter I dream of turkey cardamom meatballs dancing in tzatziki sauce. I always leave with a full belly. I only wish you’d update where you are more often.

I’ve tried most of the things they serve — and its all delicious and fresh tasting. We had a vegan aunt in town and they were happy to help her select a combo, she was happy to have multiple options. Check out the Crock Spot if you get a chance.

I totally had a killer bowl today from the great people at the Crock Spot. I love comfort food but this was much much more! It was comfort that packed a punch to the taste buds and then left you feeling good all over!
If you haven’t tried the the food from this truck then you don’t know good food truck food. It’s about the flavor and that’s what they give you.
I am not a big fan of beats but I went back for more on theirs. An the Turkey meatball with was delish. Ask them for the trio killer hot sauce combo.
Oh Crock Spot, where will I find you next?!

I tried The Crock Spot a little over a year ago and liked it, but when I tried it again at the Pearl Street Farmer’s Market, I loved it even more!
We ordered pork with chimichuri sauce– cilantro, lime, and love, as the description on the chalkboard describes (my husband asked them to explain where the love comes from). We added crispy grilled vegetables, and it was a delicious meal to split. I want to try the jalapeño beef, but passed this time because my husband can’t handle the heat. I guess I get to order my own next time!

I was able to try this Food Truck at the Justice League, and to be honest I only got in line because there were only 25 people waiting vs the 50 in the Bisquit Food truck line… with that being said I love cooking in crockpots and while looking over the menu choices I was mocking all the hippy choices they have… vegan this, curry that, jasmine, … when i think crock pot, I think of pulled pork, chili’s, stew, and good ol meatballs…
Crock spot. you won me over not because of the hipster clever meats sides and sauces you have, but because of the flavor of them. amazing. amazing … In fact I decided to stalk you on facebook for another bowl of deliciousness
My bowl consisted of pulled pork, jasmine fried rice, a corn topping, sirracha sour cream, and chimichurri sauce… x10 better then a burrito bowl :)

Up until today it’s been two ships passing in the night, so to speak. I was downtown and they weren’t or they were downtown and I wasn’t but today they came to my neck of the woods — Lowry. I was very excited to get the feed that they would be here.
My mouth had already started watering and I had never even tried the place — only going on what people had said. I wished that I had read Tiffany’s review before going as I would have known exactly what to expect.
But all you have to do is ask and the couple running the truck are very nice and will explain and walk you through the whole process. Then you have to decided. So many choices and so little time. I wanted to try one of everything but my wallet and stomach wouldn’t be able to expand that big.
I opted for the Quinoa, Pulled Pork and Red Pepper tzatziki sauce and then it was topped with some fresh diced tomatoes.
Hopefully they will find their way back to my neck of the woods or me to theirs. Following them on Facebook is a great idea and they will let you know where they will be from day to day.

I had the opportunity to sample the Crock Spot during a recent trip to Civic Center Eats and holy smokes did I like what I ate.
As the name implies the food here is slow cooked in crock pots. You start your bowl by choosing a grain, options include Jasmine rice, pearl barley, quinoa and others depending on the day. Next you pick a protein, something like stout braised pulled pork, turkey meatloaf, lentils, or roasted lamb — again the options change regularly. Then you get the sauce, you can have chimichurri, chipotle sour cream or Jamaican jerk among other options. These, too, vary daily. But, the whole point is you can mix and match these items to create a taste sensation in your mouth.
I went with a barley, pulled pork, chipotle sour cream bowl that not only was delicious, but also big enough to last me two lunch periods. I ate some that day and took the rest home to savor it the following day.
You can follow the truck on Twitter or Facebook to see where they’ll be pulling up next and I definitely recommend checking them out if they are at a stop near you.