Food Truck Favorites (East Coast Edition)
The great thing about food truck food is that you know it’s always going to be delicious. Since Food trucks are working with such little space, they aren’t able to have a large menu, which is great for a multitude of reasons! You know the food is going to be delicious because they’ve specialized in making what they’re good at. Deciding what to order is always easy since the menu isn’t long. The food is typically affordable. And the best part is that a large percentage of the time, you’re supporting someone’s delicious dream.
Fun fact: The first known food truck started in Providence, Rhode Island- who would’ve thunk! It was 1872 and a man named Walter Scott sold sandwiches, pies and coffee(all of our favorite things.) So here’s to you, Walt! Our food truck favorites of the East Coast:
Haven Brothers in Providence, Rhode Island
Founded in 1893, this family owned food truck is known for burgers, dogs, fried dough and root beer floats. You’ll experience and taste everything great about American dining here for sure!
Uncle Gussy’s in New York, New York
Since 1931, this Manhattan food truck has been bringing authentic and delicious Greek food to the heart of New York. They feature a pretty stacked menu for a food truck too, so definitely check it out ahead of time!
The Chicken and Rice Guys in Boston, Massachusetts
This east coast food truck company has been serving up delicious meals and giving back to the community since 2012! Their menu features high quality rice, meat and sauce ingredients that cater to meat-eaters and vegans, alike.
Jeremiah’s Custom Cuisine in Berlin, New Jersey
This Unique food truck is a savory a hit with meat-eater and vegan food-lovers all over Jersey! With different themed trucks rolling throughout the area like cheesecake, tacos, burgers and Asian cuisine, they’ll surely have something for all types of food truck cravings!
Astro Doughnuts and Fried Chicken in Washington, D.C.
Do we really need to elaborate anymore after reading the name of this Truck? What’s not to crave? We’ll just mention a few menu items: Fried chicken, maple bacon doughnuts, creme brulee doughnuts, jalapeño cole slaw, cheddar biscuits, tater tots, savory doughnut sandwiches….I mean, c’mon.
Slutty Vegan in Atlanta, Georgia
We may have saved the vegan food truck for last(hey, we’re working on it!) but it is certainly not least! With insane burgers and southern style po’ boys, this vegan truck could easily turn a meat-eater. Oh yeah, they have sweet potato pie too…is a virtual food coma a thing?
