Pennypackers, which debuted its truck in the summer of 2011, offers soups, salads, and sandwiches, and the owners now have two trucks–one stationed by the Marine Industrial Park in South Boston, and the other by Boston University.
Boston Calling will construct two beer gardens within the festival grounds for fans to kick back in, with brews curated by Boston’s Beer Summit. Breweries pouring on-site include Boston’s very own Harpoon Brewery, Woodchuck Hard Cider from Vermont and one of the world’s leading imports from Denmark, Carlsberg.
Sunbird is currently stationary on Route 6 in Wellfleet because that is the only place the Sparrows could get a license to operate.
The Cambridge festival will feature children’s activities, sampling tables and entertainment, in addition to food trucks from all over New England. Partial proceeds will benefit the MIT Sean Collier Memorial Fund.
Mark your calendars for Boston Calling, a two-day music festival to take place on City Hall Plaza on May 25 and 26. With a lineup of 18 live performances, the place will be jamming.
We found some on-the-go food that’s actually good for you, too.
This winter we reported that a Sri Lankan restaurant in Malden was planning to start up a food truck, and now we have learned that the truck is indeed open for business.
Roxy’s Grilled Cheese will become latest nomadic vendor to put down roots with brick-and-mortar restaurant
The festival is the first in Kendall Square by Food Truck Festivals of New England and will be held along Broadway and Third Street.
Butch Rich and Jim Brown share the story of the Hot Dogs and More food stand.
