New York Street Food

Welcome back everyone. Hope you had a fun and relaxing time off, especially since 2012 is here with a cold slap in the face. A few trucks are taking off Jan & Feb, but there are still plenty of great New York Street Food vendors on the right and below to keep you warm and well-fed. Ice cream is probably the...

We recently got wind of a new food truck that should be opening in New York in February called Mexico Blvd.  (First their twitter said opening Jan. 2012.  Now it says opening Feb. 2012.) Their website says they have a basic, simple philosophy: "We are here for you to eat part of our culture, enjoy the satisfaction of our unique...

We want to wish everyone a very Happy New Year. May 2012 be a joyous and prosperous year for you.

Do you love food trucks?  Do you want to help street vendors?  Do you need a 2012 calendar?  We have the answer for you. With the Amazing New York Food Trucks 2012 Calendar, you can enjoy photos of mouth-watering dishes from 12 of the best food trucks in New York, even if you can't get there in person. The Amazing New...

Whatever you celebrate, all of us at New York Street Food want to wish you a very happy one. If you don't celebrate anything, we still want to offer you our best wishes. We will be taking some downtime next week.  May 2012 be (even) better for you than 2011 was.    

On Tuesday we alerted you to a new food truck downtown called Our Heros, and posted a photo of their menu the owner sent us.  It caused a little bit of a controversy because the heros were $9, which people thought was too high. One of the reasons people like food trucks (and restaurants don't) is because they are supposed...

It's the last day of service for some of the trucks, who are taking off until spring.  I dunno, it still feels like spring to us. You can get a FREE whoopie pie at the Red Hook Lobster Truck just for singing a holiday song. As always, check our Mobile Munchies twitter feed before heading out, in case anyone had to...

A few weeks ago, Luke's Lobster decided to try parking and serving on Roosevelt Island. According to the Roosevelt Islander, Luke's was approached by the Public Safety Department and told they could not sell on the streets there without a permit. The Roosevelt Islander contacted Luke's and got the following comments from a Luke's representative: "So it dawned on me one day...

Austin isn't just the live music capital of the world - it's the trailer food capital of the world too.  It's street food created by chefs who offer their dishes out of repurposed Airstreams and cargo trailers, clustered in trailer parks peppered throughout the city. In Trailer Food Diaries, Tiffany Harelik, co-founder of the Gypsy Picnic Festival, is your host...

If you've ever taken the L train to the Bedford Ave stop in Williamsburg, chances are you've seen the Tacos Morelos truck, which usually parks by 7th St.  I believe they have been around for a while, but this was our first time trying their food. Morelos is one of the states in Mexico, and this appeared to be a...