Roosters Kountry Kitchen

We booked this food truck to come to our workplace three weeks in advance. In the early morning, on the day of the event, we received an email stating that they were cancelling on us. They would not answer any phone calls or respond to numerous emails, they were a no show. Very disappointed, they left us with 45 starving employees. I would not recommend this business to anyone. This is VERY POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE. These people should be ashamed of themselves for being such «chickens!»

This place came to our work, what a great lunch.
I actually had two meals from them: Chicken and Waffles, and Chicken Tenders with potato salad.
I would go as far as to say the Chicken and Waffles were better than LoLo’s in Scottsdale. Though the original LoLo’s is still very, very good.
The chicken tenders were the bomb. Juicy and just enough spice.

I love to support local food trucks but was dissapointed in what these folks put out. Where is your passion for putting out good quality food that you’re prowd to serve and put your name on? Concern for profit versus pride in the quality of food seems to have become more important (this was apparent from food quality down to the cheaper ketchup and the Sporks… c’mon guys, I just spent $ 9 for fried chicken, and you can’t put out forks? The chicken was way over-​salted and dripping with grease. I went through over 10 papertowels soaking up the excessive grease and still couldnt finish one piece. The rolls was an inexpensive store bought roll. The only positives were the kindness of the gentleman working the truck and the potato salad was good with a smoked flavor. Sorry Roosters, this was a big miss.

Down-​home, country style eats in a food truck! Roosters serves up classics such as fried chicken, pulled pork, and ribs, providing service with a smile and food prepared fresh and fast.
After a fun outing at C2, we were excited to see Roosters parked outside since we were hungry for lunch! We were greeted warmly, and browsed through the small menu. Today’s selections included fried chicken, pulled pork sliders, and corn dogs. Each came with one side, as chips or fries. Drink selections included Coke (Regular and diet), Monster energy drink, and Gatorade. We opted for the fried chicken, pulled pork sliders, with fries.
While we were waiting, we were given a sample of some lovely tater tots, a nice hot appetizer to stave off hunger and the slight chill of the late morning. Our entrees were made very quickly, which we appreciated a lot!
The fried chicken had a nicely crispy outer crust, well-​seasoned, with tender, juicy chicken. The 2 piece meal I got came with a leg and a thigh. The breading here was more tender rather than super crunchy, and went well with the flavor of the chicken. The pulled pork in the sandwich was mild tasting, with a light, slightly sweet bbq sauce mixed in with it. For the most part the pork was tender, although a few chunks I had were a little tough. The roll my fried chicken came with was lightly sweet, like a King’s Hawaiian roll, and the fries were hot, crispy, and crinkle cut.
The folks that run this food truck are really very sweet and friendly, so service couldn’t be beat!