Taco Truck

DAY 3
of the 30-Day Blog Challenge

While living in Brooklyn, I'd noticed on the way home people lining up at this one taco truck parked along Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg. In New York, they're apparently called grease trucks (feel free to comment if I'm wrong).

After buying that necklace I wrote about before this from Charles St. George's street stall, I decided to finally go ahead and give these tacos a shot. And, I wasn't disappointed. Mexican food isn't exactly the most photogenic cuisine, but to give you an idea, the Endless Summer truck had a menu of soft tacos with a variety of fillings such as beef, chicken, fish, and even vegetarian (it's NYC, after all!). Each one is served with a drizzling of sour cream and cheese, along with some homemade guacamole and a lime wedge. One serving is pretty small yet substantial.

So if you're ever in the mood for some authentic street food, you'll find many in the city. But, if straightforward, no-frills tacos are your thing, you'll have a good reason to hop, skip on the L train sometime soon.

Hungry patrons of the Endless Summer taco truck fall in line along Bedford Avenue in Brooklyn.