2023: Brooklyn Voted Tacos El Bronco Best Food Truck!
Tacos El Bronco
4324 4th Avenue, Brooklyn
(718) 788-2229
Sure, maybe there’s a taco truck on every corner, but if you’re looking for the best, look no further than this equine-themed truck which also has a brick-and-mortar spot in Sunset Park. They’ve got every taco you could ask for, from mainstays like steak and chicken to more esoteric offerings like veal head and pork stomach, with everything in between. They’ll keep you coming back for more, on drunken nights or for everyday lunch, because there’s nothing quite like a taco from a truck — and there’s nothing like a taco from Tacos El Bronco.
2022: Brooklyn Voted Tacos El Bronco Best Food Truck!
Tacos El Bronco
4324 4th Ave
(718) 788-2229
Sure, maybe there’s a taco truck on every corner, but if you’re looking for the best, look no further than this equine-themed truck which also has a brick-and-mortar spot in Sunset Park. They’ve got every taco you could ask for, from mainstays like steak and chicken to more esoteric offerings like veal head and pork stomach, with everything in between. They’ll keep you coming back for more, on drunken nights or for everyday lunch, because there’s nothing quite like a taco from a truck — and there’s nothing like a taco from Tacos El Bronco.
2021: Brooklyn Voted Red Hook Lobster Pound Best Food Truck!
Red Hook Lobster Pound
284 Van Brunt St
(718) 858-7650 – redhooklobster.com
In a city where the number of food trucks are increasing by the moment, one easily stands above the rest. The Red Hook Lobster Pound offers the freshest Maine lobster available outside of the state of Maine. Whether you’re ordering a traditional lobster roll or ordering a lobster roll BLT with a side of fries, the experience is unlike any other food truck in Brooklyn. You’re not just ordering food just to be taken back to an indoor space. The food from the Red Hook Lobster Pound is meant to be eaten right off the truck while the smell lingers and the sun is out.
2020: Brooklyn Voted Tacos El Bronco Best Food Truck!
Tacos El Bronco
4324 4th Ave, Brooklyn
(718) 788-2229
In a neighborhood well-known for its Mexican food, it’s hard to stand out — but Tacos El Bronco and their food truck does just that. Brooklynites looking for flavor-packed tacos seek out Taco El Bronco for their straightforward menu, consisting of several different meat-based fillings, such as roast pork, chicken, veal head, beef tongue, or chorizo sausage. Their Fourth Avenue restaurant offers a more comprehensive menu, including tostadas, burritos, burgers, and snacks, so make sure to check out both!
2019: Brooklyn Voted Red Hook Lobster Pound Best Food Truck!
Red Hook Lobster Pound
284 Van Brunt St.
(718) 858-7650 – www.redhooklobster.com
Red Hook Lobster Pound was born at the kitchen table in the midst of the recession by Ralph Gorham and Susan Povich in 2008. While sitting at their dining table in Red Hook, Brooklyn devouring fresh lobsters that they had just brought back from a friend in Portland, Ralph proposed a crazy idea to his wife Susan. He suggested they open a lobster pound in an empty storefront in the building that they owned but were unable to develop due to the contracting credit markets. Red Hook was a natural location for a fish business; it was on the water and like the lobstering communities of Maine, it was inhabited by fiercely independent do-it-yourselfers. As it is cut off from most of Brooklyn by the BQE, it has developed a supportive community just like the Maine lobstering community.
2017: Brooklyn Voted Red Hook Lobster Pound Best Food Truck!
Red Hook Lobster Pound
284 Van Brunt St.
(718) 858-7650 – www.redhooklobster.com
Red Hook Lobster Pound was born at the kitchen table in the midst of the recession by Ralph Gorham and Susan Povich in 2008. While sitting at their dining table in Red Hook, Brooklyn devouring fresh lobsters that they had just brought back from a friend in Portland, Ralph proposed a crazy idea to his wife Susan. He suggested they open a lobster pound in an empty storefront in the building that they owned but were unable to develop due to the contracting credit markets. Red Hook was a natural location for a fish business; it was on the water and like the lobstering communities of Maine, it was inhabited by fiercely independent do-it-yourselfers. As it is cut off from most of Brooklyn by the BQE, it has developed a supportive community just like the Maine lobstering community.