“The waits have been crazy long all day,” North Raleigh resident Roxanne Hoover said as she waited in line for Parle-vous Crepes, one of the more popular trucks. She said she’d been in line for nearly 45 minutes.
About 40 mobile food vendors and as many as 6,000 people are expected to attend the first Downtown Raleigh Food Truck Rodeo. The event, and the related expansion of the Triangle food truck scene, show how far the street vendor industry has come in the Triangle and nationwide.
Food trucks will line up on Fayetteville Street with local bee r, music, buskers, magicians and other entertainment for your enjoyment!
A few months ago we asked you to tell us your favorite food truck in the Triangle. We took those suggestions and went on a mission to try as many food trucks as we could.
It all kicks off Friday with “Saturday Night Live” head writer and Weekend Update anchor Seth Meyers at the DPAC.
As you might have guessed, we at Out and About have a bit of a sweet tooth. Here are our picks for the best food trucks specializing in sweets in the Triangle.
Sarge’s Chef on Wheels, American Meltdown and Humble Pig are just a few of the food trucks doing double-duty this weekend at rodeos in Raleigh and Durham.
Every week, we rank our Five Favorite things in a specific category.
More food trucks are on the way to downtown Raleigh, or at least that’s the hope following the City Council’s changes to current regulations.
An interview with Matthew Feldman, founder of Philadelphia’s Lucky Old Souls food truck
