Chibby Wibbitz

The guy who represented this place at the Festivus Beer festival is a rude and terrible person. Turd does not begin to describe him. There was a line for every other place except for his because he is a dick. Also, my wife and I were trying to take a clever picture of a pod racer at the wings over the rockies museum and he accused us of being health hazards. He has no class and no business conducting business with carbon based life forms. Steer clear of this place as it is worthless and the food is not worth the proximity to turd.

Way too low of a rating for how good it is.

Good things: menu seemed interesting, portions were decent sizes.
Bad things: took four times longer than the 7m the cashier said it would.
We ordered chicken sliders, chicken tacos, and pork tacos. The pork tacos tasted brine-​y, like octopus, which was a little gross, but not nearly as gross as the chicken. The chicken was oatmealish, and conjured memories of middle school cafeterias.
Despite the portion size none of us could bring ourselves to finish them. Really that bad.
$ 29 for the three people.
Their health code sticker seemed to have expired in Oct 2014, like four months ago.
Definitely not going back.

Big menu for a food truck!
There is a selection of sliders, tacos, some nachos, a quesadilla and a couple sides.
The cheese quesadilla was fine. Nothing special but I think its pretty hard to make a quesadilla super special.
The star of the show were the Vegan Nachos. I know what you’re thinking because I was thinking it too: NACHOS with no CHEESE? But by george, it worked. Chips with pickled onions (genius), black beans, PESTO (what?! why haven’t I had this before) and a Sriracha drizzle.
Seriously, if you see this food truck, get these nachos. Mmm.

I just had the most unnecessarily unpleasant experience.
Chibby Wibbitz was one of three food trucks at a local school’s grand opening. I had taken two small children (2.5 and 4) to play on the playground, with the plan to have lunch (which the 4 year old thought was the coolest thing ever — «there’s food at this playground?!»).
We played for a bit and went to get food. I chose this food truck as it seemed the most kid friendly of the choices. We placed our order for four sliders — three BBQ Chicken Ranch and one Pulled Pork. I was told it would be 10 minutes, which didn’t seem awful as it was quite busy.
I found shade for the kids to sit in and after about 8 minutes went back up to the truck. Several minutes passed and people kept being served food, which made me hopeful. Then a gentleman walked up to check on his order and stated he’d been waiting 30+ minutes. It took the woman taking money several minutes to admit that they’d lost his ticket — but they offered to replace it asap (I have no idea if he ever got his order).
At minute 17 of my «10 minute» wait, I asked about the progress of my order. I was told it would be 10 more minutes. At this point, I kindly said that wasn’t going to work and asked for my money back so that I could go make lunch for the kids, who by now were anxiously awaiting lunch and dangerously nearing naptime meltdowns. The woman taking money went to check and see what to do and then I heard the man who was making the sliders very rudely tell her to give me my money back because he didn’t have time for someone with an attitude (quite possibly with some other very harsh words — it’s hard to hear through the metal of a truck). To this point I had been very calm, I had asked only once about the progress of my very tardy order and made the decision I had to in order for our day to still be a fun outing.
She handed me my money back and all of a sudden I heard the voice again telling me to «not come back!»
No problems there. I will never come back — and I will make sure to tell everyone I know to make sure to avoid this business.

I randomly came across this guy (food truck) at an event and it was really my only option for food and, although I was hungry, I didn’t want anything huge. It seemed like the people around me were excited about it and I was told to get the BBQ slider (first one on the menu) so I went for it. I guess $ 4 is an okay price considering it is gourmet and unique. I felt like one was actually a pretty good portion… not sure I needed to get two and glad that I didn’t. I asked people around me what they got and no matter which slider was ordered everyone had something good to say about it. I figure that this guy will probably be around for a while and will probably gain some sort of following. You could find him on FB (he doesn’t have a website) although I was unsuccessful finding a menu on there…