Which local food truck is your favorite?
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Which local food truck is your favorite?
posted at 6/7/2011 2:33 PM EDT
The food truck revolution is kicking into high gear. Which local truck is your favorite? Check out our list and share yours. -
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posted at 6/8/2011 11:19 AM EDT
LEFTY'S! Anyone who puts cheese with apples is my friend! -
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posted at 6/8/2011 11:23 AM EDT
Any story about food trucks that leaves out Speeds Hot Dogs, is not a story at all. -
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posted at 6/8/2011 11:41 AM EDT
In Response to Which local food truck is your favorite?:The food truck revolution is kicking into high gear. Which local truck is your favorite? Check out our list and share yours.
Posted by BostonDotCom
I dont know if you guys at Boston.com are aware of this...but Fatbellys is a restaurant only now. No more food truck and its been like that for awhile now -
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posted at 6/8/2011 12:03 PM EDT
Jennifer's Frosty on the Public Gardens! Awesome hot dogs and ice cream! -
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posted at 6/8/2011 12:21 PM EDT
Clover has the most amazing coffee. They grind the beans and make it right in front of you. -
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posted at 6/8/2011 12:57 PM EDT
It's not really a food truck (more of a cart that gets loaded off a truck), but the chicken kabob cart in downtown crossing is one of the best lunch time hidden gems in Boston. It's out in front of Macy's Monday-Friday unless it's 20 below or absolutely miserable weather out.
The grilled chicken is fantastic and my personal favorite is the salad with a kabob on top. -
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posted at 6/8/2011 12:57 PM EDT
My favorite food truck is Clover - you might have to wait in line but i dont care....its wicked good!! My fav is the chickpea fritta.....pissah! -
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posted at 6/8/2011 1:04 PM EDT
Lefty's is amazing! I went there last weekend during the Figment art festival and completely fell in love. After enjoying my own delicious sandwich (the Figment special--fig jam, goat cheese, and truffled greens on a baguette) and refreshing jasmine iced tea, I couldn't help but beg my friends to try a bite of their selections! I especially loved the tiny dill pickles and the Taza chocolate. I only wish I worked closer so I could go there on a weekly basis! -
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posted at 6/8/2011 1:49 PM EDT
I enjoy the trucks and am glad the City is supporting them. Had awesome snack at Staff Meal truck last week.
But have to ask, is it just me, or does the Globe do a Food Truck story about once per week? I never heard the term before the past 1-2 years, and now there seems to be a constant stream of news. What gives? -
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posted at 6/8/2011 1:50 PM EDT
They don't call 'em roach coaches for nothin'. -
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posted at 6/8/2011 1:53 PM EDT
In Response to Re: Which local food truck is your favorite?:I enjoy the trucks and am glad the City is supporting them. Had awesome snack at Staff Meal truck last week. But have to ask, is it just me, or does the Globe do a Food Truck story about once per week? I never heard the term before the past 1-2 years, and now there seems to be a constant stream of news. What gives?
Posted by goforut
Boston is WAY behind the times on food trucks, goforut, thanks to the idiotic laws here. L.A. and NYC and other areas around the country have had them for years - taco trucks, bahn mi trucks, BBQ hut trucks, etc. So no surprise that they're advertising the fact that food trucks are finally allowed here. Have to catch up.
And when Boston does, everyone else will have moved on to something else. :-/ -
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posted at 6/8/2011 2:01 PM EDT
mikegilbo, my sentiments exactly. Where is Speed dogs? For shame. BTW, I like the Clover truck, but will try some of these others. But Speeds is THE place -
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posted at 6/8/2011 3:39 PM EDT
It's a tough one...90% of the trucks around here are vegetarian, asian, or a combination of the two. The fact that there is not one single taco truck in Boston baffles me. I agree with LWhitt completely, Boston is way behind the times when it comes to food trucks and it's a bummer.
I'll hold off on voting until there is some more competition out there... -
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posted at 6/9/2011 8:03 AM EDT
In Response to Re: Which local food truck is your favorite?:They don't call 'em roach coaches for nothin'.
Posted by Slack
That is not the kind of food truck being discussed. -
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posted at 6/12/2011 9:38 AM EDT
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posted at 6/13/2011 9:00 PM EDT
Brian's Father's Hot Dogs outside of old Andover town hall serves great hot dogs...they serve sausages and I think kielbasi as well..but the hot dogs are the best. -
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posted at 7/5/2011 8:57 PM EDT
Really?? No Speed's..... impossible. -
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posted at 7/5/2011 10:14 PM EDT
In Response to Re: Which local food truck is your favorite?:It's not really a food truck (more of a cart that gets loaded off a truck), but the chicken kabob cart in downtown crossing is one of the best lunch time hidden gems in Boston. It's out in front of Macy's Monday-Friday unless it's 20 below or absolutely miserable weather out. The grilled chicken is fantastic and my personal favorite is the salad with a kabob on top.
Posted by agh1856
And their creamy dressing is irresistable. I get the medium salad & kabob, $6; comes with a large pita bread, perfect for scooping up the rest of the dressing. -
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posted at 7/13/2011 3:04 PM EDT
Barbeque Smith at the Chinatown Gate is pretty awesome. Smoked meat sandwiches and tacos. -
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posted at 7/18/2011 5:31 AM EDT
In Response to Re: Which local food truck is your favorite?:It's not really a food truck (more of a cart that gets loaded off a truck), but the chicken kabob cart in downtown crossing is one of the best lunch time hidden gems in Boston. It's out in front of Macy's Monday-Friday unless it's 20 below or absolutely miserable weather out. The grilled chicken is fantastic and my personal favorite is the salad with a kabob on top.
Posted by agh1856They have very good falafel too. The prices at this food cart are also very good imo. -
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posted at 7/18/2011 5:32 AM EDT
In Response to Re: Which local food truck is your favorite?:Clover has the most amazing coffee. They grind the beans and make it right in front of you.
Posted by JconClover's 'BLT' (it's vegan) is an excellent meal. Their daily drink specials are usually very good. -
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posted at 7/18/2011 5:36 AM EDT
In Response to Re: Which local food truck is your favorite?:It's a tough one...90% of the trucks around here are vegetarian, asian, or a combination of the two. The fact that there is not one single taco truck in Boston baffles me. I agree with LWhitt completely, Boston is way behind the times when it comes to food trucks and it's a bummer. I'll hold off on voting until there is some more competition out there...
Posted by TommyLeeYes, this is a Major hole - hopefully someone will see a market opportunity. There was one years ago, at Longwood Medical Area, along with Sami's falafel truck. I don't know what happened to it, Sami's did move to the circle at top of Louis Pasteur and Longwood Ave for a while, not sure if they're still around. -
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posted at 7/18/2011 8:46 AM EDT
I found the rosemary fires at Clover to be a little over-hyped. My fries came hot but limp and the rosemary was not chopped finely enough to be equally distributed amoungst the fries. I could forgive the transgression if it was busy, but this location didn't seem very busy as we there around 11:30. My son, a notoriously picky eater, scarfed the fries down along with the Ginger Lemonade which I thought was utterly fantastic.
Bom Me truck was very good. I personally like the Banh Mi at Pho Viet's at the Supper 88 market in Allston better, however, the sandwich from this truck is a very strong contender.
