The 5 Best Places for Street Food in Brooklyn

2. Red Hook Food Vendors

Une publication partagée par Crystal Cun (@ladyparmalade) le 30 Avril 2016 à 13h01 PDT

Red Hook Food Vendors, made up of three separate food trucks on Bay Street in Red Hook, has been providing locals and visitors with authentic Latin cuisine for the last 43 years. The uniquely seasoned dishes such as tamales, tacos, and homemade horchata have not only made this seasonal operation a staple in Brooklyn. but has led to Red Hook Food Vendors winning four Vendy Awards for Best Street Food in NYC.

Must-Try: The Pupusas Platter from El Olomega.

3. Dumbo Lot

Une publication partagée par Meatoss (@meatoss_truck) le 6 Mai 2017 à 8h08 PDT

Dumbo Lot has a scheduled rotation of food trucks. Local workers are saved from substandard lunch breaks and visitors from bland local options. On any given weekday, guests can expect three different food options ranging from Vietnamese to sweet and savory sandwiches served on French toast to pasta Bolognese.

Must-Try: The Texas Style Brisket Sandwich from Meatoss.

4. Brooklyn Bridge Park

Une publication partagée par lukeslobster (@lukeslobster) le 5 Mai 2017 à 11h37 PDT

Not too far from Dumbo Lot is Brooklyn Bridge Park, which extends from Pier 1 to the Empire-Fulton Ferry landing. While the park is most popular due to its stunning view of the East River and the Manhattan skyline, and proximity to attractions like Jane’s Carousel, locals know it as a great spot to grab a bite while escaping the everyday chaos of the city.

Must-Try: Lobster Grilled Cheese from Luke’s Lobster.

5. Coney Island

Une publication partagée par Coney Shack (@coneyshack) le 17 Sept. 2016 à 13h15 PDT

With Dino’s Wonder Wheel and the Coney Island Cyclone as a backdrop, the Coney Island Boardwalk is reminiscent of early-1900 beachside theme parks. The various food vendors that line the Coney Island boardwalk and Surf Avenue add to the nostalgic atmosphere as they serve favorites such as cotton candy, fried chicken, and hot Italian sausage. While more brick-and-mortar restaurants have started popping up in the area, such as Ihop and Wahlburgers, Coney Island still holds onto its title as a boardwalk-street-food top runner.

Must-Try: Fish Tacos from Coney Shack Food Truck