Steuben’s Truck

Simply the bomb!!! A friend of mine rented the truck for a event at the hospital and it was a total success. The food was great and the staff looked like they were happy to be there. I had the hamburger and my husband had the pulled pork sandwich. The french fries were even awesome. I will definently be eating here again.

It’s been over 24 hours, and I’m still thinking about the fried Brussels sprouts I had yesterday for lunch at the Steuben’s food truck. They were that good! The crispy sprouts with the chipotle dipping sauce was a winning combination.
Unfortunately, the only reason I’m remembering the pulled pork sandwich is the greasy rock it left in my stomach. The flavor was good, but it really should have been served on a kaiser roll instead of buttery Texas toast. Too heavy for my taste.

Yummooo! Pulled pork sandwich was phenomenol! Absolutely outstanding! Definitely worth the wait and prices!

The Steuben’s Truck is a relatively monotonous option in Denver’s gourmet truck scene.
It seems the west coast gourmet food truck scene of 2008 made its way to the mile high city and just like back home, there are twice as many tedious trucks rolling around as amazing ones. I found the Steuben’s Truck parked conveniently next to the high rise I was living in at the time and when I saw they offered a poutine, I figured I would give them a shot. 5 minutes and $ 5.00 later, I was noshing.
The «Gravy Fries» were basically just that. Two handfuls of fries are topped with shredded white cheddar cheese and then slathered with a loose and vapid gravy sauce. The lack of flavor of the gravy was the real culprit of this two star review as I honestly believe the fries on their own would have been quite satisfactory. But sadly the room temperature gravy that was unable to even melt the cheese shreds and ended up sinking the ship.
The brick and mortar version of Steuben’s was actually a fantastic experience and I was disappointed that it did not translate into a killer truck concept. Pass…

We love their restaurant so didn’t mind waiting a bit at their food truck. Fun employees, delicious food. Ate at civic center park on a beautiful mid afternoon.

I was pleasantly surprised by their burger. When I got it, it didn’t look like much. The shredded iceberg lettuce kind of turned me off. But then I bit into it and was glad to be proven wrong. Thanks for putting me in my place, Steuben’s. This is the second best burger I’ve had in Colorado. The top ones have come from food trucks. Come on brick-​and-​mortars, where you at???

I had the cheese steak today from the Steuben’s truck at Civic Center Eats and it was great! Hot, fresh, and cheesy! I was pleasantly surprised the quality was so good from a truck. I will go back and also visit the restaurant.

Awesome pulled pork sandwich?
CHECK!
Killer Burgers?
CHECK!
Outstanding wings [mmmmm!]
CHECK!
Stellar & friendly service?
CHECK!
…all on four wheels & rollin’ throughout Denver?
CHECK!
Not only do I love the stationary Steuben’s in Uptown, but I LOVE that their truck frequents the downtown streets!
Indulge in a fine meal made by fine people in the fine city of Denver?
CHECK :)

Lunch or dinner with Pearl, the Steuben’s food truck, is always rewarding. Just as tasty as the restaurant. I enjoy the wedge salad with crispy bacon and creamy, chunky, freshly made bleu cheese dressing. If you like green chile, the Steuben’s chile cheese fries are a must. Missed the Steubie Snacks at the last street food bash. :(So deeeeeeee-​licious!

I usually find the Steubens beauty at Civic Center Eats on Tuesday and Thursdays.
I enjoy there pulled pork sandwich and fries. Super great I love it food. Just as good as the restaurant. That is the total test of a great food truck — is it as great as the main place — check plus!

We went to Steuben’s Truck on a food tour and absolutely loved it. 2 days later we ate at their restaurant. Again, it was fantastic.

Late at night but not too late, and belly filled with multiple Quarter Irish goodness from the Irish Snug, our confused Yellow Cab taxi driver finally got us to our destination — the old Taxi building.
We followed the smell of «things» cooking and groups of hipsters walking away from an abandoned parking lot, over a gravel lot and turned a corner to witness a brick wall with a video projection of Prince belting out «Raspberry Beret» and a cozy circle of bright Food Trucks waiting to sell out the rest of their sweet and savory wares. After a quick walk-​around, Steueben’s Food Truck with it’s simple menu won out over all the rest.
The Girl went for the VEGGIE BURGER, myself… the PULLED PORK. Complete opposites couldn’t have been more delicious. STEUBEN FRIES (dry), side of Green Chile, to tie it all together and cold cans of dark and light Avery Brewing Co. beer to wash it down.
The Pulled Pork was overflowing out of the crispy bread. It was sweet and heavy, and after three bites I started to feel like it was multiplying. This was a great sandwich… come hungry for this one.
The Veggie Burger was awesome. Very unique flavor — covered with cheese and green chile and taking bites of it between bites of pork I had trouble telling if there really was no meat in it — the texture was that good. I felt like I was indulging myself but knew it was all good and probably the healthiest thing I was going to be eating that weekend. The Girl approved as well.
The fries and green chile were demolished — salty and crunchy, perfect snacks to go with a refreshing drink. Price was inconsequential for the whole affair.
Thanks Steueben’s Truck… I’ll see you next time I find myself in Denver…

Fun! Fun! Fun! We went to the food trucks in Civic Center Park on Tuesday and ate way too much. We got there just after 11:30 a.m. and it was already filling up. I got the BLT on Texas toast. It was the right amount of veggies and the bacon was full of baco-​ny goodness. Nice and thick and they did not skimp on it.
My mum-​in-​law got the burger and said she was glad she waited to have it here. My husband got the pulled pork and I was lucky enough to steal a few bites– great flavor and a big serving size. The slaw has a hint of vinegar and a great crunch.
I forgot all about the Steubie snacks and will have to remember to them next time.

Yes! A mobile Steuben’s! Do you serve any cocktails, though? Regardless, I had a grand time with Steuben’s at the Justice League of Street Food. Specials today were deviled eggs, slider combo, and butterscotch pudding. The line was quick and I put my deviled egg order and was asked if I wanted a free butterscotch pudding sample. With that and six deviled eggs, I was satisfied. My friend was quite impressed with deviled eggs too.
If only the order stand didn’t make neck ache from looking up.

All the Stueben’s goodness, none of that pesky waiting!
I stopped off at the Steuben’s truck in Civic Center Park (part of Denver Eats!). They had a special today of a philly cheesesteak + split some fries with my mom. All in all it was wonder-​yum. The philly was a nice blend of meat, well coated with cheese throughout and onions on a fresh hoagie roll. The fries where salty and perfectly fried up. I loved it! My mom raved about the giant burger!
I can’t wait to go back!

2 words: Steubie Snacks.
Fried chunks of pork goodness, topped w/​powdered sugar and Sriracha. HEAVEN. (Although last time we ordered them at the food truck party, it didn’t come w/​sriracha and they didn’t have any… wtf… Sriracha is a must.)

Steuben’s on wheels, what can I say?! All my favorites from the restaurant on wheels. And those wheels… this food truck is the pimp mac daddy of food trucks, they got it all goin on here! This is one of the coolest food trucks I have ever seen. Yummy nom’s and super friendly staff. What more can you ask for?

Have you ever eaten the lettuce that fell off your burger because it was all so delicious? Well I just did. I was so excited to see this truck and a bunch of others camped out on 15^th and California — which may become a regular thing sometime soon. I woke up craving a cheeseburger (truthfully my hangover had the craving) and wanted to try Smashburger but they haven’t opened yet on 16^th, didn’t want to sit down at HBurger, not a fan of Good Times and luckily happened to walk by this tasty truck with no line. They have burgers (plain, cheese, green chile cheese, veggie) and you can add bacon, egg, mushrooms, green chile, etc… for 50 cents apiece. Normal toppers include ketchup, mustard, tomato, lettuce and mayo. The daily special was a meatball sandwich. I saw cookies, bottles of Jarritos and even agua frescas. They have an awesome condiment row full of hot sauces. Friendly crew playing fun tunes. I felt a little silly carrying my open paper tray of food back to my office and got lots of stares but that’s because it was a beautiful sight — a ginormous fresh-​cooked cheeseburger on a toasty, soft Udi’s bun piled high with hand-​cut salt-​crusted fries ($ 2). Greasy, salty, out of control messy and good. I swear I could taste the «truck» in the burger which is not a bad thing, just different. Hell, I bought my food in the street, I’m not complaining. I’m motivated to check out the real Steuben’s which I’m embarrassed to say I haven’t yet.
My only «beef» is that the regular burger was $ 5.50, cheeseburger $ 6.50 and green chile cheeseburger $ 7.50. Their menu says you can add cheese for 50 cents, so why would the cheeseburger be a buck more? Why isn’t the green chile + cheese combo just $ 6.50 using their math?

lovin’ it
very happy to have something new to eat in the civic center area. a cubano, those steuben’s french fries, and catching some sun is tough to beat imo.
the civic center eats on tuesdays has been awesome. fantastic idea. reminds me of a food court on wheels. if you’re in the area, i highly recommend checkin’ Pearl out. she’s a beaut.

I usually find Steuben’s Truck aka Pearl in Civic Center Park during my work lunch.
When I want a veggie burger that is quick and delicious with a side of fries this is the place to go! They have a variety of their mother store, Steuben’s Food Service, favorite items such as The Green Chili Burger, Cubano, Cheeseburgers, and Gravy Fries. They also carry drinks and free condiments for your food.
You pop right up to Pearl’s order window, place your order, pay (and yes they do take credit cards), and wait maybe 5 minutes then tada your food is ready. You can choose to eat it in the park (which has undergone a huge face lift) or take it elsewhere.
If you are craving Steuben’s but don’t have the time to eat at the restaurant Pearl is a fantastic alternate and you can Facebook stalk her to boot.