The Burrito Buggy in Athens is still going strong, We were just there Mondat Night

They are hit or miss. The ones that seem to be better are those that cater to people over a long period of time and need repeat customers, like many of you are talking about. There are some in places that know that you don't have much of an option, and realize if a short period of time you are gone and never coming back. Those seem to be very over priced, and not real good!

I heard that the Po' Boy Shrimp Shack that used to be at Patterson/High in Columbus is now a food truck.

That place is legit. I used to go there all of the time.

hungry monkey and mikes late night slice are both great

I've had this truck on my radar for weeks now.
http://redhooklobster.com/ny-truck/


I had my first lobster roll a few weeks ago in Montauk and now I want moarrrrrr.

Automatik;1487428 wrote:I've had this truck on my radar for weeks now.
http://redhooklobster.com/ny-truck/


I had my first lobster roll a few weeks ago in Montauk and now I want moarrrrrr.

By chance I just came across this place located inside of Double Happiness in the brewery district......

http://www.experiencecolumbus.com/blog/index.php/2013/08/15/a-pop-up-lobster-shackpreview-for-an-upcoming-restaurant/

It's only open until tomorrow before I guess their restaurant opens......



Seafood Platter (serves 2-3) – $35
Soft shell crab, lobster roll & fried shrimp.
Served with 1lb. of fresh cut fries and creamy slaw.

Fuck yea

Might go to the food truck festival this weekend in Columbus. Which trucks are the best?

http://columbusfoodtruckfest.com/2013/08/columbus-food-truck-fest-this-friday-and-saturday/

The chorizo sammich from "That Food Truck" was very good.

Just got back from the food truck fest. The fiancé had the 15 hour smoked pulled pork from the truck that looks has a cop and stuff on it and it was 7/10. I had a grilled sandwich from grub box that had pulled pork and Mac and cheese and was a solid 8/10. Kinda disappointed that the best two trucks in Columbus were not there ( Ray Rays and Myas Fried Chicken). F4F if you want the best food I recommend skipping the fest and going down high street to clintonville. Behend Ace of Cups is Ray Rays Hog Pit which has the best BBQ in Columbus and if your lucky to get them their Burnt Ends were as good as any I had in Kansas City while I lived there. Then drive another 1/2 mile or so north and on the right next to a convience store is Myas Fried chicken which is melt in your mouth good. Those are both 10/10 and pretty damn perfect.

Homage is at the fest though with some shirts on sale for only $20 instead of the usual $28. If you decide on the fest I recommend either the hungry monkey truck, island noodles, or Mikey late night slice. If you do late night slice have a slice of cheezus it's two slices of your choice with melted American cheese I between them. Also try the slut sauce.

Oh yeah check out the Pho to its owned by the guy who used to run the place in north market and their Pho was always great

sportchampps;1488083 wrote:Just got back from the food truck fest. The fiancé had the 15 hour smoked pulled pork from the truck that looks has a cop and stuff on it and it was 7/10. I had a grilled sandwich from grub box that had pulled pork and Mac and cheese and was a solid 8/10. Kinda disappointed that the best two trucks in Columbus were not there ( Ray Rays and Myas Fried Chicken). F4F if you want the best food I recommend skipping the fest and going down high street to clintonville. Behend Ace of Cups is Ray Rays Hog Pit which has the best BBQ in Columbus and if your lucky to get them their Burnt Ends were as good as any I had in Kansas City while I lived there. Then drive another 1/2 mile or so north and on the right next to a convience store is Myas Fried chicken which is melt in your mouth good. Those are both 10/10 and pretty damn perfect.

Homage is at the fest though with some shirts on sale for only $20 instead of the usual $28. If you decide on the fest I recommend either the hungry monkey truck, island noodles, or Mikey late night slice. If you do late night slice have a slice of cheezus it's two slices of your choice with melted American cheese I between them. Also try the slut sauce.

I'l have to try Ray Ray's some other day. I was there last night and tried OH Burger, which was pretty good I thought. We're going to go back today and try that Island Noodles as that seemed to be very popular.

I love food trucks. Spent a good deal of time in Portland for work and the food truck culture is huge there. Some amazing food coming out of them.

Went with Hungry Monkey Wyatt Earp 9/10 King Kong 9/10
Woman went Noodles from the Carribean place 10/10
Kid went with BBQ from Smoke or something rather 8/10
Also tried Pitabillies and The Paddy Wagon both awesome.

gerb131;1488452 wrote:Went with Hungry Monkey Wyatt Earp 9/10 King Kong 9/10
Woman went Noodles from the Carribean place 10/10
Kid went with BBQ from Smoke or something rather 8/10
Also tried Pitabillies and The Paddy Wagon both awesome.

By noodles from Carribean I assume you mean Island Noodles? That place was excellent, the chicken was perfect and noodles were great. Some of the vegetables left a little to be desired, but overall great.

Hungry monkey is pretty good I like the burger with peanut butter on it.

Just watched a Travel Channel show on food trucks...I wish I could have some now...

Fly4Fun;1488454 wrote:By noodles from Carribean I assume you mean Island Noodles? That place was excellent, the chicken was perfect and noodles were great. Some of the vegetables left a little to be desired, but overall great.

That was it, the wife was in line forever..I only had a few bites, it was good.

gerb131;1488592 wrote:That was it, the wife was in line forever..I only had a few bites, it was good.

The line was worth the wait in my opinion. It was also pretty fast moving despite it's length just because they were just continuously cooking in the giant wok.

I still remember when I went to this event two years ago (I'm pretty sure it was the first year of it) as most of the trucks were either running out of food or operating so slow people eventually would just leave.

It was definitely a much better event this year.

Fly4Fun;1488599 wrote:The line was worth the wait in my opinion. It was also pretty fast moving despite it's length just because they were just continuously cooking in the giant wok.

I still remember when I went to this event two years ago (I'm pretty sure it was the first year of it) as most of the trucks were either running out of food or operating so slow people eventually would just leave.

It was definitely a much better event this year.

I was kind of surprised how many ppl were there. But it was a nice day and alcohol being served is all you really need.

What deh heck you mean, Rahnie, food twuck yay or nay? We got the best Cehalina bah-be-cue in the world right heah. -Bobby "Lizard Lick"