Our Friday link is to the new schedule and new locations for food trucks approved by the City of Boston and set to begin on April 1, 2012. On Sunday, it won't be an April fools joke if you can't find your favorite food truck in its usual place. Here are links to the city's information, including a schedule and map of approved locations.
And, don't forget the food truck sites in our neighboring cities like Cambridge and Brookline.
The folks at Roaming Hunger aggregate the tweets from Boston area food trucks so you can see who is out and about and what they're tweeting.
If you know of other maps and schedule locators, let us know and we'll add them to this collection.
And, remember, if you're going out of your way to find a certain truck, you should check their twitter feed, facebook, and web pages. These guys are always dancing, trying to make a living, so they may have a catering gig or they may have run out of food. Lots of them give out phone numbers so you can call ahead to check on their status.
What are your favorite food trucks, and where do you find them?
If you know of other maps and schedule locators, let us know and we'll add them to this collection.
How do you find great food when you travel? We highly recommend the book from our pals over at Serious Eats. Here are some references for great Road Food.
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