The Oddburger menu is sufficiently extensive that we will need a few more visits to be able to try everything (and that is our intention). They don't serve the full menu from the truck but they feature a few things that we had not tried.
For example, we had not tasted the Famous Burger, which is essentially your vegan Big Mac. It was close to the BM as best I can remember, considering that I rarely went to MD's and even more rarely had that burger. The 'meat' used by OB is pretty decent, and even so, I think burgers are all about condiments and the other stuff surrounding the 'meat.' So, decent bun, decent cheese, mayo, lettuce and whatever else added up to an acceptable much less cruel sub for the other famous burger.
Well, we had already tried this but really liked it and ordered it again. This was the Sticky ChickUn—a chickun tossed in Korean sesame sauce. Also, pickles, lettuce, and a very good bun. Excellent!
We hadn't tried the Pretenders (like tenders...get it?). House-made seitan bites with 'buttermilk' batter and mild spices. Served with your choice of sauces. There is nothing wrong with these!
Finally, we tried a wrap as we had not so far ordered one. This was the Gyro. Thinly sliced gyro 'meat' (presumably seitan), tzatziki and some salad. The pita was not bad and the resulting wrap was decent. While this was OK, it was not what we came for.
Having been three times, we now consider ourselves Oddburger experts! Even prevegan, we were not fast food junkies but there is a place in the world for burgers and fries and everything else that they serve here. They are not the only place that serves this stuff but they bring it altogether in a way that makes me think that a "one billion served sign" is somewhere in their future!
Food 4 out of 5
Vegan options available 5 out of 5
Comfort NA although it was a nice sunny day!
Service 4 1/2 out of 5 (nice folks!)
Value 4 out of 5