Quick answer
The Dirty Birds truck menu includes smash burgers, wings, chicken tenders, the Dirty Chicken Sandwich and sides such as fries or tots. Start with the food your crowd enjoys, then talk with the team about the selections for your event. Mention any food allergies or dietary needs when you inquire.
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What kind of food moment are you imagining?
A wing meal has its own rhythm: pick a sauce, find a dip, reach for a napkin, carry on talking. Put it beside a tray of tots or onion rings and the food can hold its own at a relaxed gathering.
At an office lunch, it might be the reason everyone gets away from the desk together. At a birthday, it might be the meal that keeps friends around the table. During a wedding weekend, wings might be the snack people discover after the dancing.
Start with that picture. The team can help discuss which available selections suit the occasion once your date and event fit are confirmed.
Smash burgers and wings, together on the truck menu
Smash burgers now share the spotlight with chicken wings on the Dirty Birds truck menu. Bring the burger fans and wing fans together. Ask the team about the current smash burger selection, and explore the sauce board for your wings.
There are other choices to explore, too. The Dirty Birds menu pairs chicken tenders with fries or tots. The Dirty Chicken Sandwich brings diced chicken and chopped bacon together in Dirty Ranch, with melted cheddar jack on a warm hoagie. Those are flavorful directions for a group lunch or a party meal.
The sides deserve a little attention
Fries or tots are an easy place to start imagining the rest of the meal. The lineup also includes thick-cut beer-battered onion rings and cheddar breaded cauliflower. For a richer option, loaded fries or tots bring together chicken, bacon, Dirty Ranch, and mixed cheese.
Think about what your crowd enjoys. Maybe the appeal is a familiar main and a favorite side. Maybe it is the loaded option that catches everyone’s eye. Loaded sides add chicken and bacon; plain fries or tots leave more room to focus on your burger or wings.
For a group meal, the catering quote conversation is where you can discuss dishes, portions and included sides.
Which sauce names catch your eye?
Garlic Parm. Lemon Pepper. Honey BBQ. Buffalo. Mango Habanero. The sauce board gives you plenty of names to get the conversation going, whether your group has an established favorite or likes to try something different.
Take a look with your friends or send the menu to the coworker who always knows what everyone wants for lunch. Keep a few favorites in mind when you talk with the team about your event menu.
Ask which sauces are available for your event and how their heat levels compare. A familiar name does not tell you every ingredient, so bring allergy questions to the team.
A quick word about guest needs
Mention food allergies or dietary needs when you get in touch. The team can discuss ingredients and preparation with you, so you can ask about the dishes your guests are considering. Bring those questions into the conversation while you explore the menu.
Your first request can stay simple
The first step is your date, venue or location, and rough guest count. If a dish has caught your eye, mention it. If you are still deciding, that is fine, too.
The team can confirm availability and talk through the selections for your event. The catering page gives you the event overview, and the request page is where to start exploring your date.
Which dish would your friends point to first? Bring that answer to the conversation.
Common questions
What food does the Dirty Birds truck menu include?
The Dirty Birds menu includes smash burgers, wings, chicken tenders, the Dirty Chicken Sandwich, fries or tots, loaded fries or tots, onion rings and cheddar breaded cauliflower. Current event selections are confirmed with the team.
Do I need to choose the event menu before requesting a date?
No. Start with your date, venue or location, and rough guest count. You can mention favorites, then discuss available event selections once availability and event fit are confirmed.
Can I mention food allergies or dietary requirements?
Yes. Mention food allergies or dietary needs when you inquire, and ask the team about ingredients and preparation for the dishes your guests are considering.