Where do you go for your spring break vacation? For us the answer was simple, on a photo tour of Los Angeles food trucks!
Our first stop was on Ontario in Burbank (near Yahoo!)where we found a line-up of six trucks. We couldn’t eat at all of them but we had a great time looking at everyone’s menus (and food) and meeting some great people.
Our first stop was at the Gastrobus, there is no question the most popular items were the Sweet Potato Fries with Honey Mustard and the Pulled Pork Sandwich. No question, high quality food with great presentation!
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The Gastrobus
http://www.thegastrobus.com
Twitter: @thegastrobus
Patty Wagon Hamburgers were serving quality grass-fed beef (you CAN taste the difference) hamburgers. I watched a woman eat the “I Get A Kick Out Of You” hamburger. It is topped with roasted jalapenos, pancetta, provolone and mayo. She looked quite happy. The Patty Wagon Logo looks a little like a police badge which must have caught the eye of local law enforcement who ticketed them for parking in a “red” area (slightly).
Patty Wagon Hamburgers
http://www.pattywagonburgers.com
Twitter: @pattywagonla
The Bower’s Gourmet Sausage truck was dishing out great sausage sandwiches, duh! I couldn’t resist, and was impressed by their array of unique sausage varieties including Apple Chicken, Hot Polish, Bratwurst, Mexican Choirzo, Shrimp/Chicken, etc. I hadn’t heard much buzz about this truck, but their sausage is top notch. And their truck is very fine looking!
Bower’s Gourmet Sausages
http://www.bowerssausages.com
Twitter: @bowerssausages
The Mighty Boba truck was next on our jaunt. Luca and Francine welcomed us to their truck as though we were family. It didn’t take long to realize that’s how they treat all of their customers! This is probably why their take on Taiwanese snack foods and drinks make them so popular.
The Mighty Boba Truck
http://www.themightyboba.com
Twitter: @mightyboba
Francine suggested that we visit the Downtown LA Art Walk later in the week where we could see a lot of trucks in one location! We followed here advice, more on that in another post!
And yes, I mean oui, The Little Frenchie Food Truck was there as well serving up their French influenced breakfast, lunch and crepe items. Their La Parisienne crepe looked fabulous. A crepe filled with ham, carmelized onions, spinach and mushrooms in bechamel sauce!
The Little Frenchie
http://www.thelittlefrenchie.com
Twitter: @zlittlefrenchie
Our final stop was at Meet N Potatoes who’s claim to fame are East Coast sandwiches with great bread, great ingredients and stuffed with meat, lettuce, tomatoes, cheese and french fries! Yup, a sandwich where the french fries are between the slices of bread!
The sandwiches are huge, we shared one. the bread is perfect, crusty on the outside and soft in the middle. Great sandwich, and hey, the french fries are so good we got some more on the side!
Meet N Potatoes
http://www.meetnpotatoestruck.com
Twitter: @meetnpotatoes
We were stuffed. Heading back to the highway we passed the Ragin’ Cajun truck parked at a bakery and celebrating Mardi Gras. Unfortunately, they were getting ready to leave or else we certainly would have partaken in the festivities.
The Ragin’ Cajun
http://www.ragincajunonwheels.com
Twitter: @cajunonwheels
More of our tour to follow….