As these rolling restaurants expand their reach and numbers throughout the Boston area, we’re Food Truck Tracking– checking out some of their favorite nesting spots, and what you’ll find when you get there. -The BostonZest Team!
Financial District, Milk & Kilby
Location: Walk across the street to the traffic island at the intersection of Milk & Kilby and order up. (map)
MBTA LINK: Close to State Street, Downtown Crossing, and Aquarium T-Stops.
More info @ Boston Food Truck Schedule
How many trucks? One or two-at-a-time are scheduled here with different trucks on different days and each day of the week. This spot has trucks Tuesdays through Fridays.
Who's scheduled here? Go Fish!, Cupcakory, Momogoose, Roxy's Grilled Cheese, Kick**s Cupcakes, Froyo Truck, Redbones Barbeque, Bon Me
What we had: Fish & Chips, Miso Seared Salmon Rice Paper Wrap with ginger/wasabi dressed Asian Greens, Radish and sesame shiitake mushrooms and lemonade from Go Fish. For dessert, we shared a Lemon and a Salted Caramel Cupcake from the Cupcakory.
Update: Go Fish is no longer servign up food on the Boston Streets.
Hours and dates: No mornings here. This spot has trucks Tuesdays through Fridays.
Tips: Figure out what side of the hulking advertising sign is the order line and which is the waiting-for-pick up line. We almost cut the line by mistake because we approached from the wrong side.
Where to Eat: The wonderful Norman B. Leventhal Park at Post Office Square is just a block away. As the weather warms, they'll have cushions and books you can borrow at lunch time. And, 12:00 Noon – 2:00 PM, June through August they have a summer music program. There's even free WIFI if you want to surf while you eat.
Three blocks to the East is the Greenway with benchs and some tables and chairs. Beyond that is the HarborWalk.
Where to eat inside! The nearest spot on cold or rainy days is South Station, about half a mile from these trucks.
Restrooms: South Station. And, you can always use Universal Hub's Guide to Boston Restrooms to add a few other places if you know of them.
Bonus points for: Making the best use yet of an unattractive traffic island. Now, if one of the nearby businesses whose employees enjoy this food truck spot would add a bit of greenery and maybe a couple of tables, this could be a pocket park!
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Link: Boston Food Truck Location Map
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Words: Penny & Ed Cherubino
Photography: © 2012 Ed & Penny Cherubino
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