Buns On Wheels

Good food truck option in an area with (sadly) no food truck culture to speak of. Nothing impressive about the dogs, burgers or fries, but you’re coming here for something else. This lady is off-​the-​boat Portuguese and makes Bifanas to order. These are Portuguese pork cutlet sandwiches and hers are first rate. She’s got pork marinating and throws it on the griddle with onions, peppers and garlicky butter sauce (I believe, you can barely understand her so I’m not sure!) which are finished with cheese on a squishy roll. It’s customary to slather this up with some hot sauce and it is DELICIOUS. For about $ 7 you can combo it with some very ordinary fries from the freezer and a soda. I’ve been grabbing these by the handful for years whenever I have out of town guests and they never disappoint. I’m less impressed by her chourico so I just stick to Bifanas. She’ll offer you a loyalty punch card that you should grab to earn your free sandwiches. Like any good food truck you’ll find a small line of people out front on any given day in any weather.
Don’t just drive by her on the rotary in the center of town, stop and get your Bifana on!

After driving past Buns on Wheels for the past few months I decided that it was time to try it out. This little food truck located in front of D & D Auto Parts has a decent menu ranging from hot dogs and burgers to kielbasa and Portuguese bifanas.
The woman working in the truck didn’t really engage much, but she made an incredible hamburger and order of fresh cut french fries. From the time I order until the time I started stuffing my face was under 5 minutes. I was surprised how delicious my food was and happy that I decided to stop.
It was nice to sit at their picnic table to eat especially since it was so warm out. The only awkward part was that they were so close to the main road, and I felt like I was on exhibit.
Overall, this is a great food truck which is super clean and makes a ton of great food. You need to give it a shot if you are in the street food mood.