Roast Food Truck – John Peralta’s Filipino food truck has perfected Cebu-style lechon—suckling pig roasted over coconut charcoal to turn rich and melty, then served with papaya slaw and sweet breakfast bread pandesal. Fans complete meals with traditional lumpia and colorful, parfait-like halo-halo­ dessert. Saturdays. Penn Treaty Park, (215) 361-9638, @roastphilly

Philadelphia, PA - Templetown is a neighborhood in the North Philadelphia section of the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. The district is loosely arranged around the main campus of Temple University, hence the name 'Temple' town. Until recently, the area was primarily a slum, but is now rapidly gentrifying due to an influx of Temple students during the past several years and is a growing hot spot for Philly's Food Trucks.

Philadelphia, PA - A city reveals itself through its street food, and Philadelphia has always had a bountiful spread of on-the-fly options. Local food trucks run the gamut from student grub in stainless steel carts to upscale eats in high-tech mobile kitchens to roving trucks that keep foodies up-to-date on their whereabouts through Twitter.

Philadelphia, PA - Taproom on 19th (2400 S. 19th) and the Philly Mobile Food Truck Association celebrate the return of spring with the second annual “Tappin’ The Trucks, Brews n’ Bites Block Party” on Saturday, April 8, 2017, from Noon to 7:00pm. Five food trucks and five local brewers will pop-up outside of Taproom for an afternoon of brews, bites and live tunes.The taps will be flowing with all craft drafts specially priced at $5.00. All food and drink will be pay-as-you-go, cash only. Children and pets are welcome. 21 and over to drink (with identification).

Philadelphia Taco Trucks:

• Returning tacos to their street-eat roots, University City truck Tacos Don Memo Food Truck serves them up in foil-wrapped threes, bursting with saucy flavor, crisp onion and lots of cilantro. 38^th Street between Locust & Spruce Streets, (610) 529-2039
• Like taqueria on wheels, Taco Loco has it all—the red, white and green motif; Jarritos; tortas; and simple but punchy al suadero, tripe and choriqueso tacos. The only difference? This kitchen comes and goes. Jefferson Square Park, 4^th Street & Washington Avenue, (215) 883-9191
• The Diego Rivera-esque murals on the side of the Tacos El Rodeo truck are a giveaway. This mobile operation isn’t messing around. Of special note are the spit-roasted pork and variety meat tacos served with salsa on the side. 1000 Washington Avenue
• Adorable, alfresco Taco Angeleno serves spot-on renditions of fresh L.A. street food (tacos and smoothies) in a once abandoned, now flowering and twinkling with lights, open lot in West Philly. Chef-owner Vanessa Jerolmack fills tortillas with pork, chicken and seitan—Thursday through Sunday, spring through fall. 5019 Baltimore Avenue, @tacoangeleno
• Not exactly a moving vehicle per se, the Blue Route Taco Truck on the roof of Whole Foods Plymouth Meeting turns out some tasty fish, pork and veggie tacos (when open—hours are seasonal) and offers craft canned beer along with them. 500 W. Germantown Pike, Plymouth Meeting, (610) 832-0010

Also See..

• Oyster PoBoy Event at Revolution Taco in Philly
• Revolution Taco Opening in Rittenhouse Square Philly
• Two UPenn Cooks: Looking to Launch Grassroots Food Truck
• Philly Food Trucks Returning to The 30th Street Porch
• Great Beer Expo 2016 Food Truck Line Up

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Philadelphia, PA - Maker’s Mark® #ShareDelicious Holiday Tour is hitting the road and celebrating the spirit of the season for its 2nd annual charitable mobile holiday tour.

The Bottle Shop – There’s no need to fret for those who neglect to bring wine to one of East Passyunk Avenue’s fabulous bring-your-own-bottle (BYOB) restaurants. Open seven days a week with late hours on the weekends, this small beer shop has a venerable vino lineup for all occasions, from chilled sparklers to large-format bottles. 1616 E. Passyunk Avenue, (215) 551-5551, bottleshopbeer.com

Saint Benjamin’s Pilsner Prosim recently earned The Philadelphia Inquirer’s award in the “Best Lager” category during their eighth-annual Brewvitational (click for details), and their Franklin’s Abbey Dubbel earned a share of top honors in the “Best New Beer” category from the judges.

Philadelphia, PA - Bluecoat Gin is a revolutionary spirit that leads with refreshingly sweet aromatics, giving way to soft and earthy juniper notes. Philadelphia Distilling 25 East Allen St. Philadelphia, PA 19123

Levante Stables - Taking over the craft beer scene in rapid fashion Levante Brewing has become one the local favorites when it comes to hand crafted brews. Their quick success, tasty libations and a partnership with Split Rail Tavern has given Levante Brewing the great opportunity to open a second location in Eagle, PA.

Gettysburg PA - Yianni and George Barakos, owners of Mason-Dixon Distillery and advocates of the “grow your own” garden-to-fork culinary trend, are proud to add their own homegrown vegetables to their locally sourced menu.

Philly Beer - Many social traditions and activities in Philly and around the world are very associated with drinking beer, such as playing cards, darts, or other games. The consumption of beer in isolation and excess may be associated with people drinking away their troubles, while drinking in excess with company may be associated with binge drinking.

Philadelphia, South Street - Copabanana, a brightly painted, vacation-inspired eatery has been a South Street staple for more than 30 years. What keeps diners coming back? The tropical drinks, half-pound burgers and spicy Spanish fries. 344 South Street, (215) 923-6180, copabanana.com

Philadelphia South Street - Caribbean Delight, A jerk food destination, Caribbean Delight dishes out curry goat, curry shrimp, fried chicken and even vegetarian options. A large outdoor seating area and reggae music set the mood, so guests enjoy a mini-island retreat along with their Jamaican fare. 1124 South Street, (215) 829-1030

South Street Philadelphia - BAP Korean, this simple Korean quick-serve devotes its full attention to bright bibimbap: rice bowls topped with fresh and pickled vegetables, a choice of proteins plus a fried egg. 1224 South Street, (215) 735-0553, bapphilly.com

South Street Philadelphia - Banh Mi and Bottles: Vietnamese classics and street eats come together with crafty cocktails at this moodily lit date-night destination. A well-stocked bottle shop next door has fridges full of rare beers to take out or drink in. 712-714 South Street, (215) 800-1533, banhmiandbottles.com

Philadelphia, PA- Usaquén, located at 1700 North Third Street, Philadelphia, PA. Usaquén (OO·SAH·KEN) is the first Traditional and Fusion Colombian Cuisine based in Philadelphia area.

Philadelphia, PA - Danlu, Located in University City at 3601 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA. The owners of Berwyn's Nectar are bring there talents to Philadelphia with the much antisipated opening of Danlu