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FOOD TRAILS
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Baton Rouge Food Truck Trail
This trail is more like a scavenger hunt. Although
generally within Baton Rouge city limits, these
roving trucks are usually in different locations all
around the city. Follow the trucks on Twitter for
updates, or time your visit to catch one of the BR
Food Truck Round-ups on Wednesdays.
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ROUGE
option, which sounds
like lunchtime to us.
3. Taco De Paco
tacodepaco.com
@TacodePaco
1. GoYaYa’s Crepes
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goyayas.com
@GOyayas
This creperie on
wheels now has it’s
own brick-and-mortar
location as well, if
that’s more your thing.
Start this trail off with
either sweet or savory
crepe, and know that
no one will judge you
if you eat a Muffuletta
crepe for breakfast.
2. ThreeBones
Catering
www.facebook.com/
ThreeBonesCater
@ThreeBonesCater
Three Bones Catering
serves up mobile
Cajun classics with a
twist — think shrimp,
crawfish and andouille
quesadillas, po’ boys and
fried pickles. This truck
also features a Build
Your Own Grilled Cheese
Is any food city
complete without
a taco truck? Taco
de Paco’s tacos and
burritos range from
authentic (carne
asada, beans, cilantro)
to Tex-Mex (roasted
chicken, peppers,
onions and cheese)
to Asian (pulled pork,
Hoisin sauce, Thai
slaw). We’re betting
there’s some Cajun flair
thrown in there as well.
4. Ninja Snowballs
facebook.com/ninjasnowballs
@NinjaSnowballs
For dessert, grab
yourself a snowball.
These icy treats come
in a dizzying array of
flavors, some of which )ݗ