WaffNRoll

WaffNRoll came to my aid three weeks before my wedding when my previous caterer cancelled on me. I loved working with Regan to get all my food choices lined up. She was prompt and friendly and SO helpful when I was like «what are dis? can has waffle?»
Brian (the owner) also called a few days before the big day to make sure we were all on the same page. He made sure to get the name and number of a wedding-​day coordinator so that when it was time to pay the truck for its services the responsibility wouldn’t fall on me, the girl trying to host the largest party she’ll ever throw and stay sane while doing it.
ALSO, I can say that the ladies and gentlemen of WaffNRoll are the most upstanding of citizens: a dear grandma of ours fell and hurt herself, unfortunately. Fortunately, WaffNRoll was the first on the scene. They got her ice, got her comfortable, and got her on her way to medical attention.
So, yes, we’re indebted to WaffNRoll for last minute booking, amazing food (wow, I haven’t even gotten to how amazing the food was, that’s how great their service is), and for going above and beyond for taking care of our guests.
Okay, the food: my husband and I had so many people come up to us to thank us for having GOOD food at our wedding (as opposed to, well, wedding food.) I ate the pulled pork sandwich. I loved the crunchy slaw, the tender, tasty pork, and the sweet waffle! All our guests were astounded by how tasty it was, and how fast they got their food!
Thanks, WaffNRoll! You made our wedding great!

Waffle sandwiches and creations are one of the many new food fads, and WaffNRoll offers it on a food truck. As we don’t see this truck often and I was having a hankering for a waffle like sandwich, we decided to check these guys out. They offer both savory and sweet options.
I went with one of my «go to» foods, the pulled pork, and my husband went with one of his «go to» foods, the fried chicken. Both came with coleslaw. Despite neither one of being fans of coleslaw, we actually both left it on it, partly because those were the only two ingredients in these particular sandwiches. You can add fries for a few more bucks, and a drink for an additional buck. We decided to add fries on mine to split, and left the other one with the sandwich alone.
Items are cooked to order, and we were the first customers of the day so we did wait a tad bit more than they mentioned, but it was not a big deal. Big Wave still holds the record for the longest wait on a food truck.
The food came out and looked delicious! We dove in. I found the waffle to be cooked excellent, but the other stuff lacked in flavor. The pulled pork did not have a lot of flavor but the sauce definitely helped. The coleslaw had almost zero flavor. My husband’s waffle sandwich fell apart, it could be due to the sauce or that his sandwich was piled high of stuff which is not a bad thing. Unfortunately his chicken seriously lacked in flavor. It came in chunks, kind of like thick popcorn chicken as opposed to a fried piece. Like he said in his review, the breading was more of a calamari breading as opposed to more fried. He had me try a piece and even I found it to have no flavor.
We would definitely come back and try out some sweet options, but we will hold off on the savory and meaty options.

I tried the sautéed mushroom sandwich. I was expecting something cool and light, but the mushrooms were too hot and a little spicy. They don’t charge less if you don’t order fries. The banana and Nutella sandwich should have been warmer.

I stumbled upon WaffNRoll by accident. I came to the complex across from where I worked because I was gonna go to Specialtys and then I saw a large line gather. Naturally, I was curious and made my way over only to discover a food truck that sells food quite similar to Bruxie. I glanced at the menu and ordered their fried chicken waffle which they informed me was a classic and one of their top sellers. Hey I’m sold! I also picked up their seasonal fruits waffle for dessert (though I didn’t even touch it till the next day because I was so full).
The fried chicken waffle was definitely different than Bruxie’s fried chicken waffle. WaffNRoll chops up the chicken (its kinda like popcorn chicken) and its actually really delicious. The flavor is different at first bite but it tastes AMAZING! I thought it was a very good choice. The chicken was so tender and battered with some amazing flavors. The waffle was really good too but not great. The chicken clearly made the meal. I didn’t eat the seasonal fruit waffle till the next day. At first bite of it I would smell the zesty aroma of the fruits balancing itself with the waffles. It was sweet but not too sweet. I thought it tasted like a parfait with waffles (which was strange but delicious). It felt more like a breakfast meal than a lunch item but still very good and I recommend that one a lot too!
Customer service was really friendly. The lady definitely sold me on the fried chicken waffle and I sold myself on the seasonal fruit one. Its one of the best meals I had all week. I was a big skeptic at first but I’m completely sold on this food truck. The price is reasonable. It was under 20 bucks for my two waffles which isn’t too bad I guess. The only thing is I wish my waffle had just a bit (a small bit) more of a crunch too it. It definitely wasn’t soggy but I just wanted a bit more of a crispy waffle. Its still very very very good.

I have had this food truck bookmarked for some time now and there have been few opportunities for me to track them down and try them out. Finally the time had come at our local food truck event to finally cross them off my list.
As we walked around and glanced at our various options the worker here quickly stepped up and asked if we had any questions on the menu. We didn’t, but it is always nice to see customer service that is willing to help a customer out during. The pricing off the truck is decent at $ 7.75 for a waffle sandwich or $ 9 with fries. After looking over the menu I quickly made up my mind to go with the fried chicken waffle sandwich while my lovely wife went with the pulled pork.
The fried chicken waffle comes with maple drizzle and coleslaw while the pulled pork comes with house-​made mango chipotle BBQ sauce and coleslaw. The wait times to get the food took about 5 – 10 minutes but we were the 1^st customers of the day and getting a hot off the press product is always a plus. The sheer size of the fried chicken waffle was a pleasant surprise as this thing was jam packed with chunks of breaded fried chicken and not large pieces which was something a bit different from other fried chicken waffles I have had elsewhere. What was a bit odd however; was the breading on the chicken, which was quite light and almost reminiscent of the breading on calamari and it lacked substantially in the flavor department. The maple drizzle flavor came through in the sandwich but quickly soaked through the lightness of the waffle thus causing the entire sandwich to disintegrate into the tray. This quickly became more a fork and knife type sandwich after that. The coleslaw, unlike the maple drizzle (which I could taste) was very non-​descript and could not be tasted at all (and there wasn’t much to begin with). My wife tried a bite of the chicken as well and also came away unimpressed at the lack of flavor. I honestly feel that a bit more salt and pepper could have gone a long way to helping this.
My wife seemed to enjoy her pulled pork waffle a bit more than I enjoyed mine but still said the meat could use a bit more work in the flavor department. I am glad that I was finally presented with the opportunity to check off this bookmark and try the sandwiches but for me the food left much to be desired. The pricing, service and size of the portions were all good but when the flavor doesn’t stand out and lacks seasoning the entire meal definitely goes down a notch. Overall an OK option but not a truck I will be frequenting for sure. I would be inclined to return but probably only to try one of their sweet options and not anything off the savory side of the menu.

Waff N Roll Food Truck came to our office in Brea, CA and yes, they did run out of food due to the fact that it was OVERWHELMINGLY amazing, but the driver did make sure that all of his customers were satisfied! No one left unhappy, we just a limited menu. We had a waffle burger with fried pickles and angus beef. It was to DIE for! Delicious and filling; fries were light and crispy and not too greasy. Nothing but great things to say!

I tried the tandoori chicken and was very satisfied. The menu says spicy but it really wasn’t. I regretted my decision to not put and sriracha sauce on it. The waffle was thinner than on other waffle sandwiches. To me that’s a plus, too much waffle dominates the sando. With fries and a drink the total was $ 10. Overall a great meal and deal.

This place was good… wasn’t anything spectacular. Definitely try it if you haven’t had a waffle sandwich before. Ordered the cheeseburger and it was nice and juicy but lacked a bit of flavor. Very filling for one person though if you order fries with it.

Crunch! Not a soggy waffle. these things are crisp on the outside.
Need to watch out for eating too fast or else it may possibly tear up the roof of your mouth.
Friendly service, good flavors, and the meats weren’t dry either.

These waffle sandwiches are HEAVENLY! First off, let me say thank you for somehow making a stop over in Irvine to deliver your goods. Unlike other waffle sandwiches I’ve had, these waffles are like no other.
Perfectly crispy, buttery, thin and fluffy, I was in love with how they make their waffles. They made a stop over by the UCI University Town Center and I decided to step out my apartment to try them – and I was so glad I did. The nice lady upfront told us they’re all over Orange County, so I’ll be sure to keep a lookout whenever they’re around.
I’ve had my fair share of food trucks, but this one is SO promising. I decided to go one savory one sweet with my roommate and half it with her (probably the best deal since you get to have one of each).
The sandwiches themselves are pretty big and filling and worth the $ 8 or $ 9 in my opinion. They boast a TON of flavor while still keeping your hunger satisfied. We ordered one Sautéed Mushrooms sandwich, which had juicy plump mushrooms, spinach, crumbled goat cheese, sun-​dried tomato pesto, some balsamic vinegar and we added fried chicken for a $ 1. It was a bit too salty for us, but it was PACKED and filling enough. Salty overload so thank goodness we split. Their Seasonal Berries waffle sandwich was SO lovely, though. It had a zesty lemon curd and Greek yogurt filling with fresh strawberries and blueberries. It melded so well together and was topped with powdered sugar. The crispy waffle and freshness from the fruit with lemony yumminess was just perfectly light and appetizing.
Something about the way they cook their waffles and the flavor they pack in their sandwiches makes me a fan. And, we had a lovely conversation with the nice schoolteacher/​UCI alumna herself! This is worth the price (for a food truck) – I’m totally vouching for this biz!

I have always been a fan of bruxie! It’s genius… Waffles with something savory! Well, I do have just a slight problem with waffnroll the time I ate it right there omg much better than bruxie to my surprise, but yes there is a but. Every time I have taken it to go it’s been soggy by the time I got to it (8mins max) and maybe it’s because I got the chicken tandoori, which is thick on the sauce. I personally didn’t mind the sogginess because the tandoori chicken is soo flavorful and their fries are like 1 buck. Which is amazing. As for the customer service they are super fast and friendly. I had a lady help me and she was delightful! They do have issues with the card swiper machine and my card did get declined. I checked later if it was my fault and it wasn’t. Thankfully I had a different card to pay with. That being said the fried chicken and the tandoori are amazing, I want to try the short rib one and the dessert waffles are oh so good. The lemon curd one my flavor of preference but to each their own!
Will be back to try the short rib!

These kind folks stopped by my office plex in aliso viejo on a Friday afternoon. I had the pulled pork sandwich and it didn’t disappoint. Juicy, flavorful, on a bed of creamy slaw and the waffle was the right amount of crunchy. The sauce that comes with it is a nice touch. It was $ 8.50 (not bad for a food truck) and looked filling but I wouldn’t have minded if it was bigger since it didn’t really fill me up. A side of fries is only $ 1. I’d do it again.

Great for a food truck! I love waffle sandwiches, and when this truck rolled up at work, I was more than ready to try it.
I ended up getting their Chicken Tandoori Waffle Sandwich with fries. The fries were as good as fries go, but the sandwich was great! It was a great fusion, putting tandoori chicken into a waffle sandwich. I just wish the chicken was a tiny bit more flavorful, but I was definitely satisfied with my lunch!
In total, I paid $ 9.50, the sandwich being $ 8.50 and fries just being $ 1 more. If you see this truck around, would definitely recommend!

I was more than prepared to eat my very healthily prepacked at work when my co-​worker pulled me aside and told me a Waffle Truck would be seriving our area that day.
Uh yeah waffles? I immediately abandoned any inkling of clean, diet friendly food and pulled up the menu for WaffnRoll. I really wasn’t horribly hungry, but you know, when in Rome…
The truck is manned by friendly, chatty dudes. They work as efficiently as possible although it appears due to the crappy wifi at work, they had issues swiping credit cards. They might need to pick up hot spot services to circumvent that problem again.
Anyway, my coworker got the cheesy one sans goat cheese. I ordered the fried chicken with fries of course, and two other coworkers got the berries/​lemon curd, and nutella.
My fried chicken waffle was impressively huge. It definitely dwarfs the one you get at Bruxie, which I have always been a fan of. Upon biting into that chicken, I was more than thankful it wasn’t chicken breast. Love that dark meat. It was crispy, seasoned very well and just a great fried chicken, waffled or not. The slaw was a very nice complement to the chicken though it did make my waffle soggy. I’ll have them throw that on the side next time.
My coworker said she enjoyed her grilled cheese waffle, but definitely felt that heaviness after putting it down.
I did get the opportunity to try the berry/​lemon curd and nutella waffle. I was very impressed with these. I’ve tried many similar waffles before, but you know what the one discerning factor was in these waffles? It was the greek yogurt. Strange I know! It definitely just added another element to that dessert. It cut the sweetness and just gave ‘em more depth. Very good.
So far, so good WaffnRoll. Next time you come around, I may need to forgo any plans of eating healthy altogether.

I really, really wanted to like this place a lot, and I’ve heard good things about their food. Their menu is unique, the service is friendly, and I’m a huge fan of food trucks.
My friend and I decided to try WaffNRoll over our usual Barcelona On The Go during lunch by our work. She got the fried chicken, and I got the pulled pork.
The line and the wait was long, as expected, during lunch hour. The man who took our order was friendly, and had a smile on his face, like he was genuinely happy to see customers. Mind you, the parking lot these trucks are on is big, with no seating. We have to either walk back to our office, which is a block away, or eat under a tree, which we were a little reluctant to do that day as it was 88 degrees at 12:30 PM, so we opted to eat our food in her office lunch room, which is about a 5 minute walk from the lunch trucks.
Our waffles had good flavor, but was tough and chewy. It left scratches on the top of my mouth, and the meat was dry. The chicken looked like it was cut up hours, or even the evening before, and the pork tasted weirdly gamey. We did not finish our food and instead filled up on chips from the vending machine.
Maybe I didn’t give them a fair chance and that walk from the truck to the lunch room might have been the culprit for the chewy waffles and dry meat. Taste was okay, not stellar, but it was alright.
If they came back to the Lunch Truck Thursdays by my work, and if the other trucks do not whet my appetite, I’d give these guys a chance again.

This is more like a 3 – 3.5, but whatever it’s food being made/​prepared out of a truck!
Chicken Waffle $ 9 — Okay, not too bad. A hearty waffle for sure, to me I didn’t taste any heat.
Pulled Pork Waffle $ 9.50 — Better than the Chicken Waffle in my opinion! Coleslaw goes awesome with this super delicious pulled pork.
Food came out fast.

It was Friday night and I was exhausted from a long week at work. I needed something substantial to carry me through the night and lord and behold… I saw the WaffNRoll truck. mMmm… I hope it’s good. The menu looked tantalizing, so my friend and I decided to each try one. We ordered the fried chicken and pulled pork, and we were pleasantly surprised by how fast they came out — unlike some other experiences I’ve had with food trucks (this only took 5 – 10 mins!). Here’s the verdict.
The fried chicken sammy was really delicious. Unlike many chicken and waffle combos, there were nuggets of chicken in the sandwich as opposed to a single breast/​thigh, which was different, but I was pleasantly surprised by the taste. Wow! these nuggests were extremely moist, tender, and not even close to be over-​breaded like most other chicken and waffle joints. I would say that maple syrup is a tad too sweet for me and next time I would ask for it on the side. The waffle itself was light and airy which was a great contrast with the succulent protein and refreshing cole slaw.
The pulled pork waffle sammy was satisfactory, but I would order the fried chicken sammy in a heart beat. Go WaffNRoll!

Let’s face it… Food Trucks really can be hit or miss… Waffle Sandwiches can too… Enter WaffNRoll, a Gourmet Food Truck that serves delicious Waffle Sandwiches and your in luck! You’ve hit the jackpot buddy because their Waffle Sammies are damn good, so if you’re left up to a decision on which truck to hit up because there are so many around then I can tell you that this one will definitely please!
First thing’s first. The owner of this truck is also the owner of a restaurant for over twenty years so not only is he totally friendly and approachable, but I like the idea that he is aware of something like cross contamination and cleanliness.
What really adds to the amazingness of his waffles are that they are made on a special patented waffle maker that leaves them thinner than your usual waffle, well creased for folding, and leaves their «buns» nice and crunchy!
I’ve been to this truck a couple of times. The first time was to have one of their Dessert Sandwiches which was the Lemon Curd & Berries:
Now I realize that this isn’t a new combination/​recipe, but they do it so well. The waffle only has a slight sweetness so as not to detract from the other ingredients, has a perfect crunch, and is gleefully dusted with delicious powdered sugar. Ingredientwise he combines delicious, sweet, and tart Lemon Curd with fresh juicy raspberries, blueberries, and whipped cream to create a large and scrumptious finale to whatever meal you’ve just consumed.
My favorite savory Sammie was a rec from a friend which was the Pulled Pork Sandwich:
On this one you have that slightly sweet perfectly cooked waffle again, homemade Cole Slaw, and juicy BBQd Pork that has been lovingly topped with even more Q. What you’ve just been given is practically a gift from an angel. This thing is incredible and highly recommended. My friend couldn’t have been more right about this one. It was just filled with varying flavors, temperatures, and textures that kept my eyes rolling in pure ecstasy.
You might have a hard time deciding whether or not to use a napkin, because any drippings would be like badges or conduits to good conversation.

Who wants a waffle sandwich anyway? Me… but only if it’s from WaffNRoll! I gotta admit, I just don’t get this whole waffle sandwich phenomenon. I’ve tried my fair share of lousy wafflewiches, with waffles that were too dry, too spongy, too cakey, and just plain lousy — all of which left me craving bread and proper sandwich fillings. That made my experience at WaffNRoll that much more surprising and wonderful.
The waffle portion was simply delectable: light and crispy with excellent flavor. And the filling… wow. I ordered their one savory vegetarian option — the balsamic mushroom sandwich, with sundried tomato pesto, crumbled goat cheese, and arugula. I was blown away by this delicious combination of flavors and textures. I can’t recommend it enough! There’s a reason this waffle sells out — it’s that damn good.
I also ordered a dessert waffle, the lemon curd with berries. It too was delicious: tart, sweet, crispy, and creamy.
Can’t wait to Waff more of these goodies the next time these guys Roll into a spot near me.

I got to try them at a private event recently and was really blown away! The key is their special extra-​thin waffles grilled in their patented pan that gives them a «spine» like a binder, to better fit and hold their fillings. It makes for a nice crunchy (not bready) waffle, which I think is an issue with most other waffle sandwich places. I got to try their short rib sandwich and the berries with lemon curd sandwich for dessert – both were scrumptious! My friends tried their veggie mushroom sandwich and gave it their thumbs up also. Definitely one of the best food trucks I’ve tried; if you ever run into them, definitely give them a try.