Happy Thursday, food truck followers! Satisfy your pig cravings with Sloppy Mama’s pulled pork sandwiches, or DC Empanadas’s “divine swine” empanada. Our Ulimate Food Truck Guide went live online today, so check out our top 25 favorite trucks, as well as the Wheelie Awards for the best barbecue, fries, heaping plates, and more!
Capitol Hill (First and C sts., SE), where you’ll find Captain Cookie, Far East Taco Grille, and Yellow Vendor.
Chinatown (Seventh and G sts., NW), where you’ll find Feelin’ Crabby and Lobstatonian.
Farragut Square (17th and I sts., NW), where you’ll find Arepa Zone, CapMac, and Phonation.
Franklin Square (13th and K sts., NW), where you’ll find Basil Thyme, DC Slices, Far East Taco Grille, and Sundevich.
Friendship Heights (Western and Wisconsin Aves., NW), where you’ll find Pars Kabob.
L’Enfant (Sixth St. and Maryland Ave., SW), where you’ll find Crepe Love, DC Doner, DC Empanadas, DC Slices, Hungry Heart, Peruvian Brothers, and Taste of Eastern Europe.
Metro Center (12th and G sts., NW), where you’ll find Chatpat Truck, Red Hook Lobster Pound, Sate Truck, South Meets East, TaKorean, and Zesty Kabob.
Navy Yard (First and M sts., SE), where you’ll find Feelin’ Crabby.
NoMa (First and M sts., NE), where you’ll find Far East Taco Grille.
Northern Virginia, where you’ll find Astro Doughnuts, Korean BBQ Taco Box (Courthouse), Choupi Crepes, Fava Pot, La Tingeria, Mama’s Donut Bites, Big Cheese (Rosslyn), Mediterranean Delights, Sloppy Mama’s (Ballston), Roaming Rotisserie (Tysons), SweetArt, and Turkish Kabob (Reston).
Patriot’s Plaza (Third and E sts., SW), where you’ll find Popped! Republic and Meski Healthy 2 Go.
State Department (around 21st St. and Virginia Ave., NW), where you’ll find Sang on Wheels and Sate Truck.
20th and L Streets, Northwest, where you’ll find Dangerously Delicious Pies, Henhouse, Korean BBQ Taco Box, Peruvian Brothers, and Yumpling.
Union Station (North Capitol St. and Massachusetts Ave., NE), where you’ll find Pho Junkies and Italian Subs.
West End (24th and M sts., NW), where you’ll find Ball or Nothing.
Caroline Cunningham joined Washingtonian in 2014 after moving to the DC area from Cincinnati, where she interned and freelanced for Cincinnati Magazine and worked in content marketing. She currently resides in College Park.
