What is your favorite food truck?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where do the best food trucks park? Can you typically find them at the same location?

Farragut Square and also around 20th and L.

Thanks

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Anonymous wrote:Oh, and I know what meat & three (veg) is (although it's usually meat + two veg where I'm from). I wouldn't eat it for lunch, though. That's more of a weekend night dinner for me.

There are several BBQ trucks that has traditional sides. I'm a clueless Midwesterner. Is M+3 just BBQ and 3 sides like Mac n Cheese or Cole slaw or corn? Then the type of meat and style of sauce varies by region?

Not OP, but in the UK, meat & 2 (3) veg is usually something like roast beef with potatoes, peas, carrots. Or chicken with potatoes and green beans and ... well, I don't know, we just had 2 veg. .

Also, mac n cheese is not a side, where I'm from. It's a meal. Although cauliflower cheese is a side--I guess that's what goes with the chicken and potatoes and green beans?

Sauce: HP or ketchup, from memory.

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Is there ever one that comes to Bethesda? If so where?

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Google foodtruckfiesta for daily food truck locations. It's part of my daily routine!

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My DH follows the lobster roll truck (I forget the name). A bunch of them park near my office on Thursdays. My lunch budget is on a diet so I always brown bag, but among my colleagues the BBQ and cupcake trucks are always popular.

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Since you're asking for a brother in another city, I will say that the best food truck food I ever had was from the Grilled Cheeserie truck in Nashville. I dream about that sandwich. I wish someone would do a grilled cheese truck here!!

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Anonymous wrote:Since you're asking for a brother in another city, I will say that the best food truck food I ever had was from the Grilled Cheeserie truck in Nashville. I dream about that sandwich. I wish someone would do a grilled cheese truck here!!

We have The Big Cheese. It's OK.

My favorite is La Tingeria. But they close for weeks at a time. I checked their Twitter recently and they'll be back in April.

Rito Loco is good too.

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CapMac, the mac and cheese truck, was awesome. They went away, though. I'm a big fan of the pie truck, too.

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Anonymous wrote:CapMac, the mac and cheese truck, was awesome. They went away, though. I'm a big fan of the pie truck, too.

Cap Mac is back under new ownership. Rejoice!

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Lily pad and takorean

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Takorean

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Waffle truck. Clarksville md

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There's a taco truck in Arlington, between Rosslyn and Clarendon, that has the most amazing tacos ever. A friend just told me that it made it to Yelp's top 100 in the US.

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Hula Girl. Line can be crazy long but its delicious. Also, randomly enough, I love Stella's Popkern. Not a lunch per say, but she makes some amazing savory and sweet popcorn!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh, and I know what meat & three (veg) is (although it's usually meat + two veg where I'm from). I wouldn't eat it for lunch, though. That's more of a weekend night dinner for me.

There are several BBQ trucks that has traditional sides. I'm a clueless Midwesterner. Is M+3 just BBQ and 3 sides like Mac n Cheese or Cole slaw or corn? Then the type of meat and style of sauce varies by region?

Not OP, but in the UK, meat & 2 (3) veg is usually something like roast beef with potatoes, peas, carrots. Or chicken with potatoes and green beans and ... well, I don't know, we just had 2 veg. .

Also, mac n cheese is not a side, where I'm from. It's a meal. Although cauliflower cheese is a side--I guess that's what goes with the chicken and potatoes and green beans?

Sauce: HP or ketchup, from memory.

Meat and 2(or 3) is basically the Southern version of a blue plate special with 4-5 sides to choose from.

Monday : Meatloaf. Veggie options mac and cheese, greens, okra, green beans, sweet potatoes
Tuesday: Catfish. Veggie options succotash, mashed potatoes, baked potatoes, stewed carrots, green beans
Wednesday: Fried chicken (etc...)
Thursday: Chicken and Dumplings (etc...)

ETC. ETC.