The Moo Truck

The Moo Truck is temporarily closed. Be sure to call before coming.

So I just moved into the Langhorne area and went to Owowcow this past Sunday to get some Ice cream and was pleasantly surprised to see a food truck called Moo! Now I love grass fed burgers so I had to have one of these. We waited in line. The menu was very simple which is good. A food truck shouldn’t try to do too much. I ordered and it didn’t take long. It was the best grass fed burger I have ever had… Period! The fries were amazing also. Double fried! I savored that first bite. The cheese was the first thing that I tasted and then the flavor of the burger came through. YUM!!! I considered getting another one but I wanted some Owowcow ice cream. I will be back for more and soon! I used to get my grass fed burgers from elevation burger but I will now be making Moo my favorite place to get these burgers. Now, if they would only have sweet potato fries… Did you hear that Moo Truck? Sweet Potato fries is the next thing to add to that menu!

Sucks about JD’s experience but I can say from the several times I’ve stopped by that the food has been great and dude has been very friendly.

The Moo Truck is one of my favorite places to come and get burger. Though I’m not a big salad eater, they look delicious and people rave about them. I, myself, stick to the incredible burgers and fries. The burgers are juicy and delicious, and It’s pretty rare that I can contain myself to only having one. The food is mindfully picked from local farms, and everything is always fresh.
Don’t let the comment by J D. keep you away from this place. The food is awesome, Evan (the owner), is a standup guy, and it’s definitely worth the trip.
I am all the way in the south for school, and I think about and crave Moo burgers all the time. I am so excited to get home for Thanksgiving break so I can have 1 (or 20).

We love food trucks, and we’ve been wanting to get over to Moo for quite some time. We were finally able to this past Saturday after we were done working and running errands for the day.
We got there at 4:30 and got in line. There appeared to be three people in front of us, two of whom had already ordered and were waiting for their food. We checked out the menu and decided what we were going to order. We waited for about 5 minutes, then he asked who had not ordered yet. Three of us in line raised our hands.
He took the order of the person in front of us and he got started on it. He turned around a moment later and I thought he was going to take our order, but instead, he sort of stopped what he was doing, looked out over everyone’s heads, made no eye contact with anyone, then sort of mumbled something like, «Well, we’re basically closed right now, but um… we’ve got a special event tonight… I guess you can still order if you want to…». He didn’t smile, apologize, or clarify what could or could not be ordered at that point, and he proceeded to turn slightly askew, doing nothing in particular other than wait for the previous order to finish cooking, and did not take our order.
We waited some more for him to acknowledge us and take our order, trying to catch his eye, but he continued to ignore us, and again, not because he was busy with an order. It was so bizarre. By now it was about 4:55, and we had been waiting for about 25 minutes. I was irritated by the lack of any semblance of courtesy, cutomer service, or professionalism. So, we walked over to Owow Cow to get a drink and a small scoop of ice cream to hold us over until we got home. We paid, got into our car, and sat for a bit eating our ice cream before leaving.
Since Moo was directly in our line of vision, I couldn’t help noticing that there were people who had gotten in line after we had gone into Owow Cow, whose orders he obviously took, and even though it was now well after 5, which is when they were actually supposed to close that day, he was still taking orders as we sat there in our car. I was even more irritated after seeing that, and at that moment decided that although I’m usually willing to give people the benefit of the doubt and not write a place off after one bad experience, the experience at Moo left a bad enough impression that I will not spend a cent there, and will not suggest it to friends.