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If you're looking for food trucks, look no further than the BTTR tonight from 5:30 to 10 at 127th Street and Biscayne Boulevard, adjacent to Johnson & Wales University.
The roundup is now one of the largest, with more than two dozen trucks, live music, porta-potties, and plenty of free parking. This area also boasts close proximity to an ATM (should you be low on cash) and plenty of grass to put down a picnic blanket and enjoy an evening with friends or family.
Trucks scheduled to serve dinner are listed below (subject to change).
Trucks
Nacho Mama
Aarons Catering
Wing Commander
Grill Master
Sugar Yummy Mama
Jefes Original
Latin Burger
RedTruck
Dolci Peccati
Kona Ice
ChurroMania
Miso Hungry
Ms. Cheezious
Divan Bakery
Slow Food Truck
MexZican
Dim Ssäm à Gogo
Catered Bliss
Caza Crepes
Chef on 4 Wheels
Rolling Stove
Wrapidito Yum
Fish Box
MonTaco
Nacho Bizness
Daddy's Grill
Giuseppe's Italian Sausage
Carts
EatWhereYouAre
Atelier Monnier
JustYummyHotDogs
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