WOW. This lobster roll was incredible and with great views with the famous lighthouse. We got the…read moreMaine lobster roll 6oz since we were sharing and the clam chowder, also delicious. Quick and very nice service. They even gave treats to our dog.

Rating: 4.5 Came to…read moretry their lobster roll for dinner while visiting the portland head light as they have a shop located in the Fort Williams park. It's a small food truck located on the hill near the parking lot at the park. Parkings are available at the park itself. They offer few options for lobster rolls as well as other sandwiches like pulled pork and drinks as well as whoopie pie. We got 6oz maine style and wasabi mayo lobster rolls and blueberry soda and a whoopie pie. Lobster rolls were overflowing with lobster meat and paired with nicely buttered and toasted buns. They were both delicious but i actually liked the wasabi mayo version better personally.Blueberry soda was refreshing which is a brand i've had before from Maine that i like. Whoopie pie was pretty good even though i've never been that into them whenever i had them which is few. Service good and very quick. Our order came out within like 3 minutes. Overall the place was pretty good especially for touristic area like the Fort Williams park. It's be one of better lobster rolls we had in Maine. Price was pretty average for lobster rolls. Great place to stop by if you are in the portland head light/Fort Williams Park.

The food was amazing and so filling! Erica was extremely nice and very pleasant to talk too. I will…read moredefinitely be looking for her truck in the futur!

Great sandwiches, great service, and great location next to the breweries! I always look for this…read morefood truck each time we're in the area for vacation.

We headed to Austin Street for a pint and Black Salt was here on a Saturday afternoon…read more We had never ordered from them so I petted all the dogs on my way to the truck. Great and varied selection of chicken sandwiches, I ordered a sandwich and onion rings to head home. They recommended hot honey. As I sit here, the onions rings didn't make it, as my husband and I ate them all. Sandwich looks great and the service was so friendly! FYI, they love Westies.

We have been wanting to try Black Salt food truck for a few months now. Luckily they were at Black…read morePub brewery in Brunswick which is dog friendly inside and out and a place we like to go. We had the onion rings and fried pickles to start and the Buffalo chicken sandwich, and the Korean BBQ chicken sandwich. Everything was great and flavorful. The onion rings are awesome with the Sriracha mayo. The buns are so yummy. For $4 we added extra chicken which made our sandwich Huge and extra yummy. They offer a meatless option as well and gluten free bun.

Stopped here why they were outside a brewery. I had been on…read morea mission to find some good french fries. It was a cold day and the last offered to walk the fries over to my car if I wanted to wait there . This was so nice. I choose to stand outside and got to listen to the fries hit the sizzling HOT oil. What a great sound.. the fries were delicious crunchy on the outside and so hot and tasty. These fries are good size bit steak fries not shoe sting but a great mix of both. I am not a ketchup fan so they offered me a spicy mayo for dipping, which just enhanced the flavor and deliciousness.

Decided to try this food truck at the vintage clothing market. Lines were long and they had to 86…read moretheir popular rice bowl and change up some ingredients on other dishes. With the rice dish out of the picture I decided to go with poutine. Serving was huge and very filling and they didn't skimp on the topping. I ended up bringing half of it home!

Amazing people, great truck design, creative menu and they park at a brewery.....checking all the…read moreboxes! I can see why they get 4.9 here on Yelp when considering those things but unfortunately the execution I had was not quite a 4.9. Maybe we caught an off night or because it was a little later in the day it wasn't quite as good? Decided to split the mixed taco pack and an order of loaded nachos. The cubano was good but derived most of its flavor from the mustard. The blueberry gojuchang sauce was lost in a sea of purple slaw on the beef and the beef itself had a hard, crusty piece that looked like something that had hardened against the side of the hotel pan it sat in. The burning flower was probably my favorite, and that's coming from a carnivore. Overall, it was a good meal from great people and one I would get again, but I wouldn't go out of my way to find it.

Tried this food truck for the first time while at a concert at Thompsons point. Great flavors and…read moresome unique tacos. We got a couple different to try and the nachos. Great service too.

Sweet & savory heaven on wheels. If you see it, visit. It offers unique items not found in any…read moreother truck. We caught them at Belleflower Octoberfest and everyone raved about their sausage rolls, graced with a delicate cage of flakey pastry. Our fav was the Fresno with cheese, fresno peppers and poppy seeds. Check them out!

I found this lovely pastry food trailer on my adventure on the Eastern Prom in Portland. Wow, what…read morea treat! Bard coffee has a food truck right beside it. Perfect combination delicious coffee & a nice selection of pastries for your walk in the city! There is a nice seating area for both food trucks, very cozy and on the water. I asked what I should order, he said savory or sweet? I said savory, his recommendation was a fresh peach tomato pastry. What ... it was AMAZING! Paired with the large cold brew I got at Bard coffee food truck next door. Very reasonably priced, you can't ask for more! I loved my experience, I can't wait to go back!

the Seoul burritos are so good! I got the veggie version and my husband got the beef version. The…read moreburritos are tasty and filling. We've visited twice now and definitely will again in the future!! Service is always wonderful and very quick! Awesome food truck!

One of the BEST food trucks in the entire city! The guys who work this food truck are SO kind, and…read moregenerous, and friendly. The food is top quality, A+ with appearance and taste. The prices are just right. They have a broad availability of items, from single tacos to full blown meals (bibimbap, omgggg). Everything I have tried here has been phenomenal. They have an Instagram page where they post their location and hours, so it is very easy to figure out where they will be on any given day. Their favorite "haunt" is the Eastern Prom, and they're usually there for several hours. I can always count on getting my Korean food fix from them no matter which day it is. Looking forward to exploring the menu a bit more in the future :) Keep up the good work, guys!

This place is the real f$&@ing deal…read more When you hear "Portland charcuterie," the first thought you probably have is a very expensive miniature spread of minimal, mediocre food and a lot of pretentiousness. This is the absolute opposite of that. The owner of this food truck is incredible. He is passionate about what he does, and he wants to make his customers truly happy with his product. And he sure does. Vegan? Vegetarian? Gluten-free? Meat-eater? He's got you. And you aren't an after-thought. Cashew cheese? Homemade mushroom pate? Ghost pepper cheese? Carefully and perfectly selected vegetables to go with it all? It's unreal. It's affordable, delicious, and so thoughtfully put together. I hope this food truck truly succeeds and that everyone can enjoy what it has to offer. Portland's best.

I had the opportunity to check out The Portland Board on one of their very first days being open…read moreand WOW. In a chapter of our local food scene's history when everything is getting dramatically more expensive while contrarily portions are getting dramatically smaller and smaller -- The Portland Board delivers. I got the Vegan Vibes board: 1. *standing ovation to The Portland Board for having a plant-based option without having to be asked or reminded that we like to eat too* It's nice not to feel like an afterthought. Also, if you're gluten-free they can accommodate you too! 2. The price was super reasonable: $18, and (segue)... 3. The "board" (because I got mine to go) had SO MUCH GOING ON. I was actually delightfully overwhelmed by the generosity. My board had pickles and olives, homemade beet hummus, a homemade mushroom paté, a homemade wedge of cashew cheese, loads of berries and grapes and peppers and cucumbers and carrots, and a mound of crackers and bread. And, no, I didn't share. Because I like to feel full after eating something I spent money on (c'mon, new restaurants and other charcuterie board businesses: in the words of our freed girl Britney "give me, give me more, give more, give me, give me more"). Also that cashew cheese was *impressive*; I've been making my own nut-based cheeses for a decade and they're good, but this? This was exceptional. I hope that The Portland Board is able to keep their current prices and their portions in this ever-changing, ever-demanding, ever-weird chapter in our food and beverage's history.