One lovely thing about teaching
classes in the Mission is accidentally stumbling into food carts. SF is FULL of them and i've just started
following a bunch of food carts so I can dart out at any minute for
creme brulée,
waffles, tacos,
curry or
sweets. Click
here for SF food carts and
here for a not-so-comprehensive list (but still helpful). Does anyone have favorites I have to try? Please comment below.
I'm heading out in the morning for waffles if anyone wants to meet me there!
nope, not from a food cart, but what i made last night cleaning out my fridge: halibut papillotte with tomato concassée topped with thyme, buttered/softened carrots and a splash of white wine. my favorite way to eat fish. please excuse the iphone pic and styling --i'd eaten 1/3 of it by the time i took the picture. ;)
aren't food carts the best? you'll have to check out portland's food carts next time you visit!
ReplyDeleteI never tried any of the food carts in SF (after all my bad experiences with NYC ones), but I have to say that EVERY week, without fail, I yearn for a burrito from Zapatas in the Castro :(
ReplyDeleteI just tried a new one this week - it comes to the financial district on Friday but it moves around town - Liba's Falafel cart -yelp.com/biz/liba-falafel-truck-bay-area - it reminded me so much of great falafel from Barcelona and is the area's favorite (I write for a company that is just a few blocks down from where she parks!)
ReplyDeleteThat halibut looks divine!
ReplyDeleteI love food carts!
ReplyDeleteOh, so jealous. I wouldn't mind the creme brulee cart parking on my street daily....have one for me!
ReplyDeleteI love Chaac-Mool. They serve up delicious Yucatecan food. Go visit their set up at Fort Mason (near Greens) Fri-Sun in the afternoons. just follow your nose. SO good!
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