Crazy Carl's Burger Truck

Fries were soggy, and far too salty (I eat Whataburger often, and its 3x as much.).
The Luther was very good, though hardly worth $9. It'd be great if they served it in a wrapper so you don't get all the greasy sugar on your hands. Overall the experience was unique but mediocre.

I ordered the Luther and it was amazing , instead of the American cheese I used mozorrella and added buffalo sauce.

I came to the block for Chela's tacos, but the owner was stuck in traffic and going to be an hour late to opening. That's when I headed to the next truck over and discovered Crazy Carl's. Their basic burger was only $6, so not too bad, esp for a food truck burger. Checking in on Yelp also scored me a massive heap of fries (regular, not cajun). The burger was good and the meat was cooked well, but it was all just super duper basic and could have used a tad more seasoning. Overall, it was nothing to write home about and nothing I'd really crave. The fries were also just alright... I think Crazy Carl's is off to a great start, but maybe they could offer some burger specials from time to time, with more unique ingredients/combos. They do have a burger that you can get with a donut as a bun, so hey, there's that. I didn't want an instant heart attack that day though, so maybe next time...!

The Hot Carl was one of the best spicy burgers I've had. I told him I wasn't the biggest fan of Buffalo sauce and he said he would go light on that sauce and compensate by adding a bunch of other stuff. He basically custom made my burger to my taste. It was really good and competitive with some of the best burger places in town.