Tot Boss Truck

Tot Boss Truck was at the Food Truck Fair last week. I love tater tots! I lived off tater tots in my undergrad years in California. I came here with babe this past Sunday to check out the food trucks that they have in Minnesota. There was quite a bit of variety at this state fair. There was all types of food. falafel, donuts, burgers, wings, pulled pork, smoothies, tater tots, beer… you name it! The Tot Boss Truck, however was the busiest of them all. The service was fast, yet lines were still long.
We waited in line for 20+ minutes for our tots. There was many options such as chili tots, which is what we got, poutine tots, bacon wrapped tots, and more. We decided to go with the chili tots without the sour cream. It wasn’t that great. Tots were good, but the chili is meh, but I’m not a big fan of chili to begin with.
I’d go back to this place, but not chili tots. I’ll try bacon wrapped tots or poutine next time.

Visited the Minneapolis Food Truck Fair yesterday and this truck had, by far, the longest line. I had to give it a try! After waiting 20 minutes, building major anticipation and excitement, we made it to the front where I ordered the Chili Tots for $ 6. They surprisingly finished our order within minutes and I was off on my way.
The tots were fresh, crunchy, and delicious. The chili was okay. Was it any different from tots that I could buy elsewhere? I didn’t think so. Plus, the portion was extremely small for $ 6! Although it was delicious, I’d probably rather spend my $ 6 elsewhere at a food truck that’s more unique next time.

Summary:
— Long wait (~40 minutes)
— Perfectly fried tots
— A little expensive for what it is
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Tot Boss was near the entrance of the Minneapolis Food Truck Fair and it immediately stood out; it literally had the longest line out of any of the other 40 trucks.
I walked around a bit but noted to myself to come back. After all, going by my parents’ rule, I should always eat at places with a lot of people.
We got some food and started to wait. The line was really long, stretching the length of about 3 – 4 trucks. It wasn’t moving very quickly either.
After about 40 minutes under the beating sun, we made it to the front. Though they had a bunch of gourmet styles, I ordered a plain tots (24 count) to share with my friends. The price was about $ 4.50, which is all right given the demand, but really, tots are pretty much french fries.
After two minutes, our tots came out piping hot and fresh. Their crispy shell picked up some ketchup and I don’t know, it just worked well.
I’m not sure if it’s worth the hype but the food is solid. Try it at the next food truck fair!

I’m a girl who appreciates the finer things in life, such as TOTS and holy heavens this food truck is a dream come true!
My friend and I got to enjoy some poutine tots from these guys at the Canterbury races a couple weeks ago, and I can’t stop thinking about them!
So stinkin yummy!
Is it wrong of me to want to stake out where these guys will be next!!!

Tator tot Poutine??? Yes please! After reading some of the comments, I am so confused. First off, it’s a food truck… not some gourmet restaurant, I can count on one hand how many places I know that make their own tator tots. and they suck!
Tot boss made perfect golden tots and then topped them generously with toppings. Second… again, this is a food truck, when have you found a super cheap amazing food truck? When you find it, call me. You get what you pay for. $ 6 for a heaping container of tots and toppings, have you been to the state fair? A single lemonade is $ 5 – 8 there!
The truck was super clean, staff was extremely friendly. sodas for $ 1! I would take some of these reviews with a grain of salt. Compared to a lot of the other food trucks at the fair today, Tot Boss was immaculate, friendly, priced great… and quite frankly unique. Again… it’s a FOOD TRUCK!

The line and wait can be long since they are punching out the tots after you order, but I like the uniqueness of the truck and while it is the typical price of anything you can get at a food truck, I’m down to try others if I run into it in the future.
I had the bacon wrapped tots. Not bad, but smaller than I expected.

Worst food experience of my life. My friend and me tried Tot Boss at the St Paul Summer Beer Fest yesterday. We both ordered the tot burritos, his without sour cream. They come wrapped in aluminum foil. Inside of the foil my friend found a fake nail from the female chef. If you are going to prepare my food, please wear gloves, especially if you have nasty fake french nails. Just gross. Would not ever go here again.

Today the Tot Boss and his truck were at my work to shell out their tot goodness. I was very pleased with what I got in exchange for what I paid. The Tot Nachos were very straight forward and good. I mean cover a tot with cheese and how can it NOT be good?
The people who ran the truck were very nice and down to Earth. That’s important because sometimes food truck peeps can be grumpy. I kind of don’t blame them, if I were sweating up a storm in a small hot truck, I’d be too!
Check them out if you see them, it’s worth the caloric sacrifice! :)

Awesome. I Give the Fully Loaded Tots a solid 9 out of 10 due to the fact of the lack cheese and chives on the tots.

Tried the Tot Boss when I got hungry at Northern Spark this year. There’s a few things about this truck that make me dislike my experience. A. I was in line for 20 minutes then waited for another 10 for my food and there were only maybe 7 people in front of me. It’s just tots and toppings. I can deal with that wait at other trucks because they have things to cook other than shoving stuff in a fryer. B. the portion size vs. cost. These aren’t homemade tots. They come out of a bag into a fryer. A basket of tots anywhere for $ 4 is massive and can be shared with 6 other people. Do I myself need this much? No but for $ 6 my portion size felt like a huge rip off. For $ 1 more I can get a bathtub worth of homemade mac and cheese from the 1029 club. The price vs. portion was just ridiculous. C. The poutine was light on the gravy so by the bottom of my dish the tots were plain and dry and the cheese curds weren’t breaded and didn’t get melty and gooey.
I really wanted to like this place since I love tots and I hate giving low ratings (a Minnesota nice thing I guess) but I enjoyed nothing about my experience.

Had the regular tots for the «tots» and poutine tots for the adults. Very tasty, reasonably priced and portions were generous.

Yummy– not really healthy but hey sometimes you want something greasy!