As other have said this place deserves the title gourmet food truck that also has friendly fantastic service.
The story goes that they are opening a new metro pizza up in the northwest and they are going to have this Lulu's attached to it, a sort of coffee, bakery, food, hang out place. Well this new location isn't going to be opened for a year so in the mean time they decided to take it to the streets and experiment a bit. He told me that their menu would be constantly changing.
I have only eaten here once and I was blown away. It was cheap enough that my wife and myself pretty much ordered everything on the small menu and the one thing I didn't order the guy threw in, awesome. I might have had the most delicious mac and cheese ever, just a very simple, very cheesy mac and cheese covered in a in bacon streusel. How about a brat covered in cheese sauce and caramelized onions and set in a very fresh and soft pretzel bun, BOOM! I didn't have any desert though but I can't wait to try it after reading others reviews.
Listen up you other food truckies, this is what it is supposed to be about. A FEW items done extremely WELL but sold out of a food truck so it is CHEAP. That is the winning formula. The novelty of eating at a food truck wears off quick so you have to offer more. In fact your food has to be BETTER than what we can get elsewhere because we have to drive the F%#$ about to find you and eat it in 110 degree heat on a damn curb. Slider truck led the way (even though they aren't exactly cheap I guess) and these guys nailed it too.
Do yourself a favor and hunt these guys down, it's worth your time and money.