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.

Rittenhouse Square: Philadelphia, PA - Mac Mart Food Truck, has opened a Brick-and-Mortar restaurant in the Rittenhouse Square neighborhood. Based off of the popular food truck serving up mac and cheese creations.

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, PA - One hundred years ago, Philadelphia was known as the greatest beer-brewing city in the Western Hemisphere, or the “Cradle of American Libation,”. Local taverns were arguably the true birthplace of the American Revolution, providing the well-stocked gathering spaces needed for our Founding Fathers and common men alike to execute the American Revolution. Also See.. Philadelphia History of Beer The American Libation

Philly Loves Beer -  and Philly beer week kicks off the warmer weather with a Party. The Fillmore was the venue and what a great place to start some summer fun. I could only try a few but he ones I did where simply spectacular. See... Philly Beer Week (PBW) - Opening Tap 2017

Philadelphia Beer Week 2017 has announced a new venue and updates for Opening Tap Celebrations, the official kick-off celebration for the 10-day of beer drinking in America’s Best Beer-Drinking City™.

Philadelphia, PA - Jet Wine Bar, we ask you to think globally, drink locally. In the mood to send your taste buds to Santorini, Sardegna, or beyond? Jet can take you there.

Philly's Beer Week is a 10 days and nights celebration of Philly's Beer legacy,  its one of the largest beer celebration in the country with hundreds of festivals, beer-pairing dinners,  home-brew competitions, citywide pub crawls and tons of meet-and-greets scattered thought out the city of "Beer We Love". Philadelphia Beer Week invites beer lovers to try special dinners and tastings, go on tours of Philly's local pubs and breweries, enjoy home-brewing demonstrations and dance in a brew-grass hoe-down and more.

Philadelphia, PA - The hospitality experts behind Fishtown’s ROOT Restaurant & Wine Bar and Northern Liberties’ Café La Maude announced today their plans to open Fishtown’s newest restaurant venture: Suraya - market, restaurant and outdoor garden.

Zac’s Hamburgers is a family operated business that truly believes in treating customers like members of the family. Their goal is to provide the most exceptional made-to-order meals and friendly service, at prices that won’t break the bank. Zac’s Hamburgers take prides in using only the highest quality ingredients for their mouthwatering meals and desserts.

Philadelphia, PA - Red Owl Tavern is a modern American restaurant and bar perched on the corner of 5th and Chestnut Streets in Philadelphia’s Old City neighborhood. Directly across from Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, Red Owl’s menu is described as rustic, with an emphasis on seasonal flavors.

About Fork...In 2016, Fork was elevated to the rarefied ranks of “Four Bells: Superior” restaurants thanks to a recent re-review from The Philadelphia Inquirer.

Wayne, PA - Teresa’s Café (124 North Wayne Avenue, Wayne, PA 19087) Established in September 1997 by Owner Michael Ellis, Teresa’s Café is a casual suburban restaurant serving traditional Italian comfort foods in a laid-back Main Line setting. Chef-Owner Andy Dickerson’s thoughtful menu includes both contemporary and modern takes on the classics, including pizzas, pastas and large plates; the addition of a full bar brought an extensive list of wines, craft beers, distilled spirits and barrel-aged cocktails to the table.

Philadelphia, PA - Nick’s Bar and Grille in Old City, established in 1969 under the former name Nick's Roast Beef, is “the” neighborhood corner bar of Philadelphia. In 2012, bartender-turned-owner Joseph Schultice hung up most of his infamous shorts and trimmed his signature long hair to usher in a new era for the long-time Old City staple.