12 Best Food Trucks near Dorchester

“I found this restaurant by chance to find out it is connected to our Mather Elementary School community! Yayyy!!! I love the concept, the philosophy, the staff, the cooking, the flavors, and whenever I can get a double dose of delicious fried plantains it's a plus plus plus! Great for catering and events. Highly recommend this business. Very nice sit down space in and outside. Stop eating bland lunches with too much salt and start ordering healthy well cooked and seasoned hearty meals!!!“

“Shocked to see low reviews when I thought I the food was the best I’ve had in a long time. I got the dumpster fries with pork and mac and cheese and pickles. I took a bite of pork and was instantly in love. Literally perfectly cooked. Mac and cheese was pretty good, no complaints. Pickles were sweet which was a nice suprise. Everyone around me had rave reviews about their food“

“They added a self order kiosk right when you walk in so saves time from waiting in line to order. Best part is still being able to get your own sauce so you can get a variety or a little bit of each one for enhanced flavor. They always keep it clean inside and the sauce counters are always clean.“

“With a rainbow of flavors to choose from, each scoop is a journey of indulgence, whether you're craving a classic cone or a daringly decadent sundae. But it's not just about the ice cream – it's the experience. The cheerful jingle that announces its arrival, the friendly face behind the counter, and the joyous atmosphere it brings to campus life. So next time you hear the familiar chime, don't miss your chance to treat yourself“

“The perfect ending to the perfect wedding. We had Frosty come towards the end of my son's wedding reception as a surprise to everyone. After a fun night of eating, drinking and dancing it was the perfect ending. What fun so many guests posted pictures having an ice cream. The attendant was fun and helpful and moved quickly. I highly recommend Frosty for any occasion, who doesn't love an ice cream!“

“WOW! This place is incredible. Very popular but still has hole in the wall vibes. My parents and I make crepes at home (nothing beats homemade) but these blew us away. There are so many menu options, all delicious and with unexpected fillings, I had a hard time choosing. Ultimately got the John Gouda man with extra goat cheese and mushrooms, and they were VERY generous with the fillings. Omg, I dream about this combo and I imagine the others are just as good. My mom got the half baked- equally impressed. Hers was a bit less stuffed than mine. Dad got a make your own with parsley infused crepe, which I'll admit it also hit the spot. Overall, crepe texture is thick and stretchy (unlike our homemade ones) and Creperie might just become a regular spot for us. We also got the Ruth bader cinnsburg, but i found it wasn't cinnamonny enough. Unsure if I'd get it again- would be perfect with a sprinkling of cinnamon sugar. Inside, the cafe is very small and not the cleanest, there aren't many places to sit and you're lucky to catch a spot. They were also low on utensils (no knives the entire time we were there). But, love, will be returning!“

“Hands down, the Best BBQ in Greater Boston. Best of all, it's cheaper than a flight to Texas. Place is a garage in Union Square with no seating - it's takeout only. The guy that runs the spot is super passionate about the craft and was kind enough to chat and explain the process. Only caveat is that the brisket sells out fairly early. The sides are very good, don't sleep on them. Between this place, BT's in Sturbridge and Rusty Can in Byfield - the New England *good* Q scene is slowly improving.“

“Awesome place for some Mexican food in Boston. When it comes to tortas in Boston, choices are pretty limited, so this was a nice fine. The chips and guacamole are nice, and the salsa isn't bad. The torta campechana was nice, though next time I think I'll try the tenoch instead. The torta was a great size, and was wrapped nicely (so, easy to eat). The inside of the restaurant is on the small side, so while you might find a place to sit, you might need to go somewhere else to eat.“

“Justin and his team served at my wedding last month and their cooking and service could not have been better. Our friends and family are still talking about their bibimbap- even my Korean grandmother gave her stamp of approval on the taste and authenticity! Thank you guys again- see you soon!“

“The employees are friendly and following the covid rules and social distancing. They wore the mask all the times and have the 6 feet stickers on the floor to help the customers. Their Safforn rice with chicken is good :) great food and flavor.“

“As a West Coast transplant, it’s hard to find good Mexican street food. There are many great Mexican restaurants in Boston, but Mexican street food? Harder to find.That’s why Taqueria Don Roge is a treat. It’s genuine street food cooked and tastes the way you want street food to taste. They have more vegetarian options than I was expecting, which is a nice touch too.What makes this place stand out beyond taste is price. Food is expensive in Boston, we know this. This place has some of the best prices in the state.“

“Their brick and mortar location is perfect. Everything on the menu is lights out and their specials are always outstanding...plenty of parking as well and the staff couldn't be friendlier. Easily my favorite breakfast spot in Charlestown, where everywhere else is crowded, generic and overpriced.“