YellowBellies Truck

Mothercluckin’ tasty sandwiches!
I happened to be in Cedarburg and the YellowBellies truck happened to be in front of the store I was headed to. I had planned to go home and eat a boring ham sandwich but one look at the menu board easily changed my mind. There’s lots to love about this food truck:
*Homemade pita-​ish bread
*Homemade sauces like blue cheese and BBQ
*Moist, delicious pulled chicken (there is generally 1 veg and 1 non-​chicken option too)
*Homemade soup — today’s was pulled chicken dumpling
*High quality ingredients. My sandwich had thick cut bacon that was crisp and not flabby — I really, really appreciate that
*Super friendly staffers
*Fast service, even when there’s a line
For $ 9 I had the «Motherclucker» which is essentially a buffalo chicken sandwich with blue cheese spread, bacon, avocado and homemade «hot sauce» (really Buffalo sauce and it’s not really hot). It was a generous serving and as Kelly notes, quite messy so be prepared for that. Overall, it was one of the better sandwiches I’ve had recently — I’d probably prefer a lighter hand on the buffalo sauce as it can overwhelm everything else but I’ll know to ask for that next time. For an extra $ 1 you can add fries but I was virtuous and abstained for once.
Definitely check these mothercluckers out if you see the truck around town.

Upgrade! This truck keeps putting out great food! I’ve had a couple of sandwiches since my last review, with the most recent being the Mexican Cousin ($ 9) today. Pulled rotisserie chicken breast seasoned with a house made southwest seasoning blend is topped with roasted tomato, sautéed peppers and onions, black olives (just a few, so not too many), cumin sour cream, Chihuahua cheese, and organic blue corn tortilla crumble.
I don’t recall biting into or seeing the blue corn tortilla crumble, but I can confirm everything else. Most importantly, this sandwich was amazing! All of the sandwiches are served between pita bread slices, and you can add fries for $ 1, I believe Sweet Potato Fries are a little more than $ 1 to add.
This sandwich also came with the option to add a side of guacamole for $ 1. Doesn’t need it, but what the hell, you may as well just do it.
YellowBellies is currently in my Top 5 favorite food trucks in Milwaukee for flavor, quality and value (adding the side of fries for $ 1 supports my value case). Look for the yellow truck with the big wishbone on it.

Love yellow bellies… strawberry fest was the first timr i had it. loved every thing so fresh tasting warm pitas love it!!! definitely would eat there again

Oh holy yum. New fave in town people!
I hadn’t seen YellowBellies at Food Truck Tuesday before, so I jumped right in the long line right when I saw it. The menu consists of all shredded chicken «pockets», except the two specials are different — today was a Cheesesteak!
The truck is cute, and boasts that the fries and bread are made «in-​truck», as are most of the sauces and garnishes they use. Love it! The line moved quickly, and food came out in a timely manner as well. I went with the Mother Clucker which seems to be the most popular one. It was shredded chicken, lettuce, avocado, blue cheese and hot sauce. It was AMAZING. The chicken was shredded evenly, the seasoning on the meat was great, and the stuffing was full! BEWARE that they are a MESS! It’s good that they don’t skimp, but I walked around the rest of the workday with orange hot sauce staining my light jeans. I opted for the $ 2 upcharge for russet fries ($ 3 for sweet potato) that were topped with garlic, parmesan and parsley. They were cooked perfectly and a good portion as well.
I devoured this sandwich — and I’m looking forward to trying their others!

We just moved to Milwaukee and come from a mecca of foodies and food trucks. But YellowBellies put them all to SHAME. Who says you can’t get perfection outside of the likes of NYC. Clearly this food is made from scratch and with great care. Each bite is better than the last. We shared the Far Out with Sweet Potato fries. I am in heaven with the fresh made bread, and the chicken is moist and full of flavor. Crispy slaw! You Bet! Nothing soggy or processed. And oh mamma those fries are addictive. Can’t recommend this enough! Thursdays in Downtown are my new favorite days!

I guess I missed the memo that everything here is served on a pita. My normal 3 go to food trucks were missing in action so I thought I’d try something new. The bbq chicken sandwich sounded really good so I decided to try something new. The person working was friendly enough and all, but I guess I just really didn’t like the food. It wasn’t just the fact that there was an unexpected pita… there could have definitely been a little more bbq sauce, and the cheese that was on it was really cold compared to the chicken. If it was melted even just a tiny bit, it probably would have been much better.
And then there’s the fries. I get it, garlic and Parmesan fries are the new craze, but these were definitely a little too garlic-​y, and too Parmesan-​y for my liking. I’ll go in search of something else next time… but I’m sure others will love it.

YUM!!!
This beauty just sidled up outside my office building and once one coworker brought back a thing of those sweet, garlicky fries, we all ran down.
They feature several rotisserie chicken sandwiches on pitas, all looked tasty. I had the OG, which featured the requisite chicken, as well as thick-​cut bacon, cheddar, bacon aioli (!), mixed greens and tomatoes. They had a similar one, but with barbecue sauce, that my colleague raved about.
They always offer one non-​chicken-​sandwich item, apparently, which today was a dumpling soup.
Prices were solid: $ 7 for a sandwich and an extra $ 1 to add the delicious thick-​cut garlicky/​parmesan-​y fries, or a sweet potato fry option. Otherwise you can get the fries on their own for $ 3.
Definitely try it out if you see this sucker around town. Yummy fresh food, fast!