I Scream for Waffles

The service was AWFUL. I’m pretty sure the cashier/​main lady was high as hell or something. She was not mentally there at all.
I was pretty stoked to eat here as the truck looks super sweet and the food original. I have to say, the chicken-​waffle cone thing was actually really good flavor-​wise, but it was kinda cold and spilling EVERYWHERE, they had it in an old-​school ice cream sundae dish which was cool aesthetically, but shit, slaw everywhere. It was good, but impractical. Above all, the service ruined our entire experience.
First off, it took forever to get our food even though it seemed like there was only one family before myself and my partner. The cashier/​main lady was horribly confused who’s orders were who’s, like how hard is it to number an order and give it to that table’s numbers? There were TWO other tables, c’mon. Secondly I ordered a coffee with my meal and I kept asking and reminding the staff that I wanted that coffee which they forgot entirely. Turns out, they gave it to the OTHER table and didn’t notice. When I bought it up she called them «dicks» for taking the coffee that wasn’t theirs. She even offered us food that wasn’t ours too. When I was like «Hey I’m almost done eating where is my coffee, please?» they told me they were out of cream/​coffee and I had to wait ten additional minutes? You’re kidding… I couldn’t talk to the original lady because, get this, she was too busy on her phone/​dashing to the restroom. She seemed so distracted when taking my order even, like I said she must have been high as shit or hungover from Halloween, I get it dude, but have some coffee yourself. In the end we waited longer to get the damn coffee which she complimented with a scoop of ice-​cream, which I’ll admit that was good.
All in all, the food was pretty good albeit a little cold, presentation was okay, service: TERRIBLE.
The only reason this is ²⁄₅ rather than 1 was the food itself.
Ps. The Lady even almost squirted by partner with a nut-​load of ketchup which he narrowly dodged, I kid you not.

This wonderful, delicious food truck is parked out in front of our building as I type this. We just finished an early lunch here in the office and I had the Chicken and Waffle cone. It was amazing. Perfectly fried chicken, in a tasty waffle cone, complimented by the very tasty pineapple slaw. The sriracha honey maple sauce added a great kick of sweet and spicy and was perfectly proportioned to boot. To finish it off, I got some nice and tasty garlic mashed potatoes waiting for me at the bottom of the cone. Delightful!

My girlfriend and I went to the Faerie Worlds festival outside of Beaverton this past weekend and this food truck was located in the food court area. My girlfriend wanted a sweet treat and thought a waffle would be very nice.
We ordered the street waffle asking first if it was sweet enough as a stand alone item with no toppings, we were told these are a different style of waffle and they would definitely be sweet enough.
We both tried a few bites of the waffle and realized it was not good at all, any homemade waffle would be a better treat then this waffle which cost $ 4.50. First off, the street waffle was served cold like it was sitting around for a while. Secondly, the waffle was NOT sweet as advertised. Thirdly, the waffle was so dry. It reminded me of when I was a kid and I would take a piece of bread and roll it into a ball and try to eat it in one bite. You chew and chew and chew, but it just gets harder and harder because your mouth is continually getting more dry and more dry.
We did not know what to do at this point, we knew we couldn’t eat it and so we took it back to the food truck to see if there was anything that could be done to make a bad situation better. Well, I wish we didn’t do this. We asked if there was anything that could be done and the first girl seemed to care, she asked what was wrong and mentioned maybe a replacement or refund was possible. This is when the supervisor or manager heard refund and came to the window quickly. She asked what was wrong, we explained the waffle is not good and didn’t know what to do. She seemed annoyed with us before we even said our first words. She asked if there was anything wrong with it, well yes everything, but we said it just was not good, we didn’t know where to start, nor did we expect confrontation. I kind of assumed she already knew they were dry and bad and couldn’t imagine anyone wanting a plain cold unsweetened waffle. She took the waffle from us and we waited outside of the truck wondering what will happen next. We waited, waited, waited… I did not know what was going on at this point. I am just looking at this supervisor waiting, until she sees I am looking at her and she comes to us. She seemed put off that we were still waiting here at her truck.
So let me get this straight. We purchase an overpriced waffle for $ 4.50, bring it back explaining the issue, and you take it from us and expect that we will be happy with this outcome? This sounds as though you just stole from us at this point. She is very annoyed and I say, if we can’t have a refund you have to at least give us our waffle back, there are many garbage cans which I would rather throw this in then have it be taken from me. I assume she already threw it away because she brought a different waffle. We took it and placed it where it belongs, the garbage.

Avid lurker in the Eugene Foodies page, I happened upon a discussion on this fairly new food truck and was instantly intrigued. Finally saw them at the Festival of Eugene weekend at Skinner Butte Park and I swear the way I saw it was like those love-​at-​first-​sight-​hazy-​on-​the-​edges views. I made a beeline for it!
Ordered the super famous Chicken in a Waffle Cone (w/​mashed potatoes & coleslaw). It took almost 45-​mins to get it. When it arrived, I was impressed with the whole concept, the presentation was fabulous – but the taste was just okay. There was a mix-​up with my order and I was afraid to fix it because it might take another 45-​mins to get it right and I just didn’t have the time or the patience that day. Not complaining about the wait, just sayin’.
I ordered their ice cream in a waffle cone and although the ice cream tasted good and creamy, their waffle cone (which I would imagine that they are much celebrated for) was pretty bland and just meh. I don’t know about you but I always look forward to eating the cone in my ice cream! I Scream for Waffles’ waffle cone had almost no flavor, was kinda oldish and chewy texture-​wise (as opposed to fresh and crisp so you know it came from a new batch) and made the ice cream experience only 50% enjoyable.
I know, I’m spoiled. I live in our wonderful good ol’ USA and we have the best things and the best accessible ingredients and opportunities here so as Americans, yes, we can be spoiled. We expect our food to taste wonderful, served to us with a smile, and we don’t wanna pay an arm-​n-​a-​leg for it. We are proud Americans, dammit! (All this from a chewy old waffle cone experience!)

After hearing some raves about this food truck, we saw it at Festival of Eugene, and immediately gravitated to it. It does both sweet and savory treatments of waffles, which intrigued us, so we did their signature items.
The chicken waffle cone is fried chicken fingers with cole slaw and mashed potatoes in a thin waffle cone. The chicken was surprisingly good, obviously not a frozen service product but prepared by human hands. Slaw and potatoes were also handmade. The cone was fairly sweet, but tasted quite good with the potatoes. The ice cream sandwich waffle was Liege-​style with little bits of caramelized sugar, folded around my choice of salted caramel ice cream, one of the best ice cream sandwiches I’ve had. Everything was pretty reasonably priced, and came out in fairly good time considering how busy they were. These folks are poised for success, judging from all of the happy customers I saw.

Had it yesterday, their chicken and waffle cone was pretty good, it just had too much sweet involved. The batter was sweet, the cone was sweet, the cole slaw was sweet and the potatoes were even sweet. I think some salt could go a long way with this meal, and maybe even a different presentation style. I couldn’t find a good way to get a «perfect bite», perhaps changing them to a few smaller sliders with each bit easily accessible would help? I felt before I deconstructed it on a napkin I got more of the food on me than in my mouth.
Good food certainly but a little rough around the edges.

We ordered a chicken and waffle cone and one of each dessert. The chicken and waffle was so good! It had mashed potatoes, three fried chicken strips, slaw all put into a savory cone. We had the choice of a Screamin waffle (waffle stuffed with ice cream), Screamin sundae (homemade ice cream in a waffle dish), and colossal waffle (waffle with a waffle sauce, whip cream, and strawberries). We couldn’t decide so we had one of each. We were not disappointed and would recommend going to eat there. Great prices, great, friendly people working.

I love everything about this food truck. Their menu is delicious. Everything is homemade from scratch. The chicken in a waffle cone is amazing. So many great flavor from the savory cone to the battered chicken. For dessert I have had their delicious homemade ice cream. Wow.

Delicious! Such an interesting, innovative idea! I had the turkey bacon ranch on waffled ciabatta bread and it was incredible. The waffle fries are amazing. If you’re just in the mood for a snack, try the mozzarella waffle fries. They’re as good as they sound.
I couldn’t finish so I took it home and ate it twice. Delicious!
Friendly service, adorable truck and such a fun menu. Check them out!

This place is «Heaven on Earth»! NOT your average-​everyday food truck. From the sweet melt-​in-​your-​mouth dessert waffles, homemade ice cream, hearty waffle sandwiches and burgers, waffle fries… all made from scratch with fresh ingredients. Plus the awesome and friendly service keeps me coming back time and time again!