1100 H Street, NE

Thanks to Grant for sending. Jerk at Nite’s website says:

“When the late night options on Howard University’s campus failed to meet the authentic food cravings of students during late nite rendezvous’ to the library, all niters on papers and projects, and college activities long and short and far in-between, Jerk At Nite stepped in to help satisfy that hunger pain. (more…)



Photo by PoPville flickr user Tim Brown

Today’s ‘Let’s Do This’ comes from Mona who asks:

“I’d love to hear people’s take on the best food truck in DC? Or the best food truck on the national mall?”

Here are the previous best/let’s do this lists for – Carryouts, best Thai, best liquor stores, best Ramen, best Bars, best Indian and Pakistani, best Italian/Pizza/Deli, best Mexican/Salvadoran/Central/Cuban/Latin, best burgers/fries, best bakery/bagels, best Gyms, best Ethiopian , best Sushi, best bookstores, best movie theaters, best sports bars, best barbers and hair salons, best brunch, favorite clothing stores, favorite place to get oysters best breakfast sandwiches, best Tacos, best Farmers Markets best dumplings, best pupusas and best Pho.



7224 Carroll Ave

From the Old Takoma Business Association:

“Cheros Grill Food Truck opened in the parking lot of R&S Automotive 7224 Carroll Ave, Takoma Park. In its new permanent location, Cheros Grill offers tacos, burritos, pupusas, quesadillas and more. And coming soon – ice cream! (more…)



1201 Half Street, SE courtesy Bullpen

From an email:

“Throughout the summer, The Bullpen will continue to host Truckeroo, the ever-popular food truck festival in Washington, DC that showcases the hottest food trucks in the area. Truckeroo is a family friendly event that features live music, cold drinks, games, and dozens of mobile kitchens to choose from, including lobster rolls, barbecue, tacos, Asian-fusion, and more. Admission to the monthly festival is free on all Truckeroo dates throughout the season. (more…)



3176 Bladensburg Rd NE

Thanks to Trevor (and Matty) for sharing the good news:

“Right next to DC Brau a little gem just opened up and it’s golden.”


Photo by Trevor Martin

Check out Roaming Rooster’s menu here.

“In early 2015, Roaming Roosters was founded in Washington, D.C. by a family with a unique concept. The idea of a food truck with fried chicken that you could feel good about eating: free-range, grain-fed chicken served fresh every day. (more…)


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