At Truck N’ Munch, more than 20 Houston-area food trucks will gather to serve up lobster rolls, burgers, sushi, tacos, ice cream sandwiches, old-fashioned sundaes, and more. While dining al fresco and supporting the smallest of small businesses, mobile food enthusiasts can rock out to classic tunes from the '80s, '90s and today performed by Houston’s variety cover band, The Fuse.
Food trucks will run the gamut from appetizers to dessert. St. Johns Fire Truck will be on hand with Chef Joel St. John’s signature Gulf Coast specialties including shrimp corn dogs and seafood martinis, both of which were featured on Food Network’s EAT St. International flavor will be provided by Churrasco to Go, Phojita Fusion and Nom Mi Street. For dessert, Mary Had a Little Party is bringing out its mobile soda shop and young foodies can design custom ice cream sandwiches at the SMOOSH catering truck.
Other food trucks to watch for include Frosted Betty, The Cuban Spot, Casian King, Savor the Bites, Craft Burger, Muisshi Makarritos, D’Lish, Ripe Cuisine, The Grove Donuts, Skratch, Friohana, Off Beatz, Cousins Lobster, Buttz BBQ and Lucas.
At Truck N’ Munch, more than 20 Houston-area food trucks will gather to serve up lobster rolls, burgers, sushi, tacos, ice cream sandwiches, old-fashioned sundaes, and more. While dining al fresco and supporting the smallest of small businesses, mobile food enthusiasts can rock out to classic tunes from the '80s, '90s and today performed by Houston’s variety cover band, The Fuse.
Food trucks will run the gamut from appetizers to dessert. St. Johns Fire Truck will be on hand with Chef Joel St. John’s signature Gulf Coast specialties including shrimp corn dogs and seafood martinis, both of which were featured on Food Network’s EAT St. International flavor will be provided by Churrasco to Go, Phojita Fusion and Nom Mi Street. For dessert, Mary Had a Little Party is bringing out its mobile soda shop and young foodies can design custom ice cream sandwiches at the SMOOSH catering truck.
Other food trucks to watch for include Frosted Betty, The Cuban Spot, Casian King, Savor the Bites, Craft Burger, Muisshi Makarritos, D’Lish, Ripe Cuisine, The Grove Donuts, Skratch, Friohana, Off Beatz, Cousins Lobster, Buttz BBQ and Lucas.
At Truck N’ Munch, more than 20 Houston-area food trucks will gather to serve up lobster rolls, burgers, sushi, tacos, ice cream sandwiches, old-fashioned sundaes, and more. While dining al fresco and supporting the smallest of small businesses, mobile food enthusiasts can rock out to classic tunes from the '80s, '90s and today performed by Houston’s variety cover band, The Fuse.
Food trucks will run the gamut from appetizers to dessert. St. Johns Fire Truck will be on hand with Chef Joel St. John’s signature Gulf Coast specialties including shrimp corn dogs and seafood martinis, both of which were featured on Food Network’s EAT St. International flavor will be provided by Churrasco to Go, Phojita Fusion and Nom Mi Street. For dessert, Mary Had a Little Party is bringing out its mobile soda shop and young foodies can design custom ice cream sandwiches at the SMOOSH catering truck.
Other food trucks to watch for include Frosted Betty, The Cuban Spot, Casian King, Savor the Bites, Craft Burger, Muisshi Makarritos, D’Lish, Ripe Cuisine, The Grove Donuts, Skratch, Friohana, Off Beatz, Cousins Lobster, Buttz BBQ and Lucas.