Tag: souvlaki

New York, NY: Greek Souvlaki and Home Cooking at Uncle Gussy’s in Midtown

That quality comes through in every dish, whether it's the chunks of pork in their souvlaki pita, the fresh tang in the roasted lemon potatoes, the smokiness of their loukaniko (Greek sausage), or the char on their usual Friday special, the bacon Swiss burger—which also comes with some of the crispiest fries ever had off a food truck. Of course, there's no typical mystery white sauce here; it's tzatziki, made fresh by Ekaterini.

Wellington, NZ: It’s a Wrap

am tremendously fond of burritos, even if they do seem to be a more Tex-Mex variant than a proper, traditional Mexican dish (I didn't, for instance, encounter a lot of burritos in Mexico City - soft tacos and fajitas, yes; burritos and nachos - nope).

Blue Donkey Streatery, Mississauga’s New Electric Blue Greek Food Truck

Like a donkey, the truck is slow and steady yet reliable

Solber Pupusas, Korilla BBQ, Wooly’s Ice Take Street Food Honors At Vendy Awards

By Jen Chung | The Gothamist With only a few days to contemplate the finalists battling for top honors at this year's Vendy Awards, crowds...

Vancouver’s Street Cart Holy Trinity: The Top 3

It’s a good sign when I have to wrestle with my thoughts before choosing the top new street food vendors.

Brooklyn: Food Truck Rally on Sunday, May 22nd

Prospect Park Alliance is working with the NYC Food Truck Association to bring some of New York's best food trucks to Prospect Park.

Zagat to Host NYC’s Largest Food Truck Rally

On Wednesday, May 18, New Yorkers can sample many of the best food trucks at Zagat's Food Truck Frenzy.

Keep on Truckin’! Food Vendors Will Fill Grand Army Plaza on May 22

As many as two dozen food trucks will invade Grand Army Plaza on May 22 with gourmet lobsters, dumplings, souvlaki, grilled cheese sandwiches — and that’s just the savory treats.

Brooklyn, NY: Food Truck Rally

Prospect Park Alliance is working with the NYC Food Truck Association to bring some of New York's best food trucks to Prospect Park.

Toronto: Vendors Couldn’t Swallow Costs of Street Food Program

To begin with, officials made them buy $30,000 standardized carts.

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