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    Alpharetta Food Truck Alley - Yelp OTP UYE at the Alpharetta Food Truck Alley.

    Alpharetta Food Truck Alley

    3.8(19 reviews)
    4.2 mi
    $$

    Every Thursday night in Alpharetta during the summer months food trucks take over Old Roswell road…read more It's a really fun atmosphere; there's live music, people manning their trucks, and families walking their dogs. This past week, there were 10 or so trucks with all types of food. I went with a couple friends of mine, and we had a good time. We opted for burgers and fries from the ATL Burger truck. Both were good. The fries were seasoned and pretty tasty, and the Little 5 burger was yummy too. For dessert, we got King of Pops. I got the Chocolate Sea Salt pop, and it was more more chocolate than sea salt, but still good. Overall, this was a great experience! It's a fun thing to be a part of on a Thursday night!

    The Alpharetta Food Truck Alley is a weekly gathering of food trucks in historic downtown…read moreAlpharetta. Currently, it happens every Thursday evening from 5pm-9pm. Check the Alpharetta Food Truck Alley's Facebook page for the latest operating hours and food truck lineups. We visited this past Thursday (9/5) and the alley was packed with people. This apparently is the place to be in Alpharetta. I counted about 10-12 food trucks. More than I expected. Some of the trucks included: Freckled & Blue - modern Southern A Movable Feast - French crepes The Pup Truck - hot dogs King of Pops - gourmet popsicles Happy Belly - natural foods Champion Cheesesteaks Mighty Meatballs Yoli's Street Food - Cuban sandwiches Most of the trucks were lined up on Old Roswell St. (the "alley") between Roswell St. and Milton Ave. There were a lot of people and a lot of activity going on. There were two separate bands performing live music. There was a large inflatable bounce house for kids to play in. There was a large picnic area underneath the shade of giant trees. All the spots were taken. Various free parking is located throughout downtown Alpharetta. It's all about finding a spot. If you're lucky, you can find a spot in the parking lot directly behind the food truck alley. There's also a free public parking lot off of Roswell St. Old Roswell St. feeds directly into this lot from the east. Signs to this "public parking" lot are well marked. You can definitely tell you're in the suburbs here. There are a plethora of families with kids. There are also several teenagers, some accompanied by parents, some not. Like other food truck parks, this place is dog-friendly. I saw at least 2 Alpharetta police officers on-duty at the event. One of the officers was assisting people with parking. I don't think there are adequate trash/recycle bins here. The trash cans that we used were overflowing with trash. Also, the only restrooms available were two porta potties located next to some smelly dumpsters. Awesome. At least each porta pottie came equipped with hand sanitizer. Overall, I liked the Alpharetta Food Truck Alley. It's certainly nice and convenient for the residents of Alpharetta to be able to experience food trucks from all over Atlanta in their own back yard. However, if you don't live in or nearby Alpharetta, it's not worth the drive because these same food trucks can often be found at the Atlanta Food Truck Park on Howell Mill Rd. or at other food truck meetups around the city. Tip: B.Y.O.B. (even if it's just water) so you don't to shell out extra money for overpriced beverages.

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    Smash Hit Burgers - Pimento Cheese Burger & fries

    Smash Hit Burgers

    3.5(10 reviews)
    10.2 mi

    Company I'm contracting chose this food Truck as a thank you for Employee Safety recognition …read more I chose the Gobbler: turkey burger with chili glazed bacon, brie cheese, not sure of flavor of the aoiloli, tomato and shredded lettuce on wheat bun. side of garlic parmesan cheese. cookies &cream milkshake with whipped cream. 1st. glad I wasn't paying this go round. but I most certainly will in the future. ordering was fast despite a long line of Employees. wait was about 5-6 minutes to get plate. let me tell ya'll. this burger was huge considering it was "smashed" I ate just a little over a quarter of the burger ..almost made it to half. Fries I barely put a dent in them. They're good too. look if you like burgers this food truck is good try. be prepared for food coma. 03/10/2026 in Cumming, GA

    I've been wanting to try this food truck and today was the day that they were in place when I had…read moreavailability and the weather was nice. I also visited the next day and gave them a second try. On my first visit I got a friendly greeting and placed an order for the double version of their House Smash Burger. Since they were parked in a gas station parking lot, and didn't have any soda offerings that I liked, I popped into the station and grabbed my favorite. By the time I'd paid my burger was ready. It was fresh and hot (so hot that I had to wait a bit so I could hold it to eat, LOL). The bun evidenced toasting and was nice and soft and large enough to sandwich the large patties with excellent crusting. Their special smash sauce is like a creamy Italian dressing and there was lots of it, giving it a tang. The lettuce was shredded, making it a bit messy, especially with so much sauce so be sure and avail yourself of the roll of paper towels they provide (however, not available on my visit on the next day). Also the pickles they use have a distinct clove taste, so I wasn't a fan of the flavor combination. On my second visit I got the same burger with just cheese and found it much more enjoyable. Even when scaled down it's still a generously sized burger. Across my visits I had both the fries and tots as a side. Both were very generous portions and nicely crispy and also served piping hot. Of the two the fries were my favorite. They were coated and had a nice seasoning. If I were at a festival where food trucks were the only option, I'd definitely favor this option as the food was pretty good, the portions generous, and it's fairly priced.

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    Carne 250 Tex-Mex BBQ - Perfect brisket

    Carne 250 Tex-Mex BBQ

    5.0(13 reviews)
    6.6 mi

    My family and I are such BBQ fans we will always eat BBQ every Sunday after church the people here…read moreare so nice and friendly

    What makes great BBQ? Flavorful, smoky meat; tenderness; juiciness. It's rare to find places that…read morehave two of those qualities. Carne 250 has all three. In spades. My wife's family is from Dallas, TX, and my brother lives in Austin. So, I am no stranger to Texas BBQ. The center of Texas BBQ is brisket, where you either go big or go home. When I got to Sean's large, shiny and modern trailer, and ordered, he asked me whether I'd like it from the flat or point. I chose the point, for its succulence. He pulled out a whole brisket, sliced it in two between the sections, and cut a thick slice out of the point side. It had a beautiful smoke ring, and was the most tender and flavorful and juicy brisket either my wife or I had ever had. The Salt Lick, near Austin, TX was previously the undisputed champion, but no longer. We also had the pastrami, which is not something you normally see offered at BBQ places, though it is a natural fit. For those who haven't had it, Pastrami is corned beef that has been peppered on the outside and then smoked. It is a flavor bomb. Again, I got a choice of the flat or point, and it was so smoky, tender and juicy that we were giggling as we ate it. Top notch. We also tried a half rack of spare ribs. These too were meaty, smoky, juicy and so tender that the bones fell from the meat, and you had to make an effort to find the cartilage because it too was as tender as the meat. These had zero sauce on them, though you could squirt some on if you wanted to; but they didn't need it at all. We also got a horseshoe-shaped link of the home-made sausage. Made with jalapeno and cheddar, it was a bit too aggressively flavored for us. Certainly not bad, but I prefer a mellower, long-smoked sausage to this. Choices I did not try this week, but looked good, included pulled pork, thick-cut pork steaks, ancho slaw, and mac & queso. You can pre-order on the web site, or get there early on Saturdays, to get the full selection. The choices change each week, though I suspect that some things are staples. Check out their Facebook page for the weekly choices. I know I'll be back.

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    Carne 250 Tex-Mex BBQ - The menu changes weekly.  Check Facebook for this Saturday's offerings.

    The menu changes weekly. Check Facebook for this Saturday's offerings.

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