Food trucks seem to be all the rage in most major cities recently - including DC - and I am taking full advantage! In addition to the flashy commercialized food trucks that use social media to promote themselves and their locations, I am lucky (???) enough to work in an area of the city that is currently under heavy construction. That means that there are plenty of old school food trucks waiting around for the construction workers to break. Well, construction workers and me. I love that you can get a huge portion of a home cooked meal for next to nothing. It sure beats a $9 sandwich from a chain shop.
I follow all of the new trucks on Twitter - they tweet out their locations so you can find them throughout the city. Last week John Buss and I were struggling with dinner plans and it just so happened that the Eat Wonky truck was a couple of blocks from our place.
The menus are typically short and sweet - you can imagine there isn't much room to work in those trucks.
I walked away with a grilled cheese, wonky fries, a whoopie pie, and the ultimate wonky dog: hot dog topped with french fries, poutine, and squeaky cheese.
Everything was delicious!
I follow all of the new trucks on Twitter - they tweet out their locations so you can find them throughout the city. Last week John Buss and I were struggling with dinner plans and it just so happened that the Eat Wonky truck was a couple of blocks from our place.
The menus are typically short and sweet - you can imagine there isn't much room to work in those trucks.
I walked away with a grilled cheese, wonky fries, a whoopie pie, and the ultimate wonky dog: hot dog topped with french fries, poutine, and squeaky cheese.
Everything was delicious!
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