Call Your Mother tiny house/food truck in McLean

[Anonymous]

Seeing this thread makes me realize what has been bothering me about that food truck — it reminds me of The Beverly Hillbillies.

Or, if you’re from the country, it reminds me of when someone puts their broken down car on cinder blocks in the front yard. Because yes, that garden shed that’s serving food is literally sitting on cinder blocks.

Now that I’m really thinking about it — are more food trucks planned as part of the renovation?

[Anonymous]

I love it, I think the truck is adorable, and the staff is cheery and so pleasant to interact with. I order online and pick up — Maybe try doing that next time, OP?

I can’t figure out why you’re mad about this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Seeing this thread makes me realize what has been bothering me about that food truck — it reminds me of The Beverly Hillbillies.

Or, if you’re from the country, it reminds me of when someone puts their broken down car on cinder blocks in the front yard. Because yes, that garden shed that’s serving food is literally sitting on cinder blocks.

Now that I’m really thinking about it — are more food trucks planned as part of the renovation?

We get it, OP. No need to post the same nonsense over and over again.

[Anonymous]

Never heard anyone complain that a FOOD TRUCK has no bathrooms. And OMG, it's in a parking lot! With no shade!

Like do you even understand what a food truck is?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Seeing this thread makes me realize what has been bothering me about that food truck — it reminds me of The Beverly Hillbillies.

Or, if you’re from the country, it reminds me of when someone puts their broken down car on cinder blocks in the front yard. Because yes, that garden shed that’s serving food is literally sitting on cinder blocks.

Now that I’m really thinking about it — are more food trucks planned as part of the renovation?

We get it, OP. No need to post the same nonsense over and over again.

+1 OP needs to get some real problems. The rest of us are just happy to have decent bagels in the area!

[Anonymous]

Place your order online OP.

We live near the CYM Trolley in a parking lot in Bethesda and do just that.

[Anonymous]

I live in McLean and had never heard of this place. Thanks OP for bringing it to my attention!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wasn’t the ORIGINAL CYM a trailer in Bethesda?

FYI, the Georgetown CYM storefront has no bathrooms, no seating.

And hold on to your suburban whiney pants — Georgetown has NO PARKING. Can you imagine?

The McLean location is a dream for picking up your bagels and running them home or to the park to enjoy. It’s not a Third Place (tm) like Sbux. But having parking is a game changer for those of us who don’t live in Georgetown.

The original is in Park View, DC

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I live in McLean and had never heard of this place. Thanks OP for bringing it to my attention!

It just opened last week! A welcome addition to the neighborhood. Def order ahead

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Seeing this thread makes me realize what has been bothering me about that food truck — it reminds me of The Beverly Hillbillies.

Or, if you’re from the country, it reminds me of when someone puts their broken down car on cinder blocks in the front yard. Because yes, that garden shed that’s serving food is literally sitting on cinder blocks.

Now that I’m really thinking about it — are more food trucks planned as part of the renovation?

It reminds me of The Cape. I like it.

[Anonymous]

You've been in McLean for two seconds and are sounding like the oldest, grumpiest, McLeany-ist complainers ever.

Just get your bagels at Chesapeake Bagel, use their restroom to your heart's content, and be done with it.

[Anonymous]

McLean lol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Never heard anyone complain that a FOOD TRUCK has no bathrooms. And OMG, it's in a parking lot! With no shade!

Like do you even understand what a food truck is?

+1

WTF?

[Anonymous]

If is hideous
I don't know hoe they will rent space out to other businesses with it located where it is.

[Anonymous]

As someone who grew up in McLean, people like you are the reason I would never want to live there as an adult.