Rocklands Barbeque and Grilling Company: Food Truck

Washington, DC, États-Unis

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Washington, DC 20003 États-Unis
Navy Yard
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
260 mNavy Yard
990 m4th St & N St SW
1 kmWaterfront
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Aujourd'hui 11:00 – 22:00
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Horaires d'ouverture

lundi 11:00 – 22:00
mardi 11:00 – 22:00
mercredi 11:00 – 22:00
jeudi 11:00 – 22:00
vendredi 11:00 – 22:00
samedi 11:00 – 22:00
dimanche 11:00 – 21:00

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15 avis sur Rocklands Barbeque and Grilling Company: Food Truck

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Évaluation du lieu : 3
Alexandria, VA
Hit the food truck today outside Port City Brewery. The operator was friendly and quick. He was out of brisket (bummer), but was quick to recommend the pork, so we opted for a pork sandwich with a side of mac & cheese and a piece of cornbread. The pork was great, and though there was only a paltry portion of sauce included, the flavor was solid. On the other hand, the mac & cheese was terrible. Don’t know what was in it, but it tasted a lot like Velveeta with a little seasoning poured over some shell pasta… not restaurant quality mac & cheese. The cornbread was decent.
Évaluation du lieu : 1
Washington D.C., DC
I tried Rocklands at the DC Truckeroo. It was absolutely horrible, low quality food. The mac-​n-​cheese was straight from a Kraft box. The baked beans were from a can and no one attempted to enhance them with added spices, veggies, etc. The beef brisket was fatty. The pulled pork appeared to be pre-​chewed. The chicken was flavorless with watered down bbq sauce. As hungry as I was, I couldn’t manage to eat either the pork or chicken. Just bland, low quality, flavorless food.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Washington, DC
Got some BBQ while the truck was parked at Port City Brewing for their 4th anniversary party, very glad they were there! The food was quite tasty, juicy lean brisket with a smoky sauce and rich mac and cheese, maybe not gourmet or world-​class but hearty and filling. What more do you want from a food truck? Definitely better for a cold winter night than a hot summer day, but I’d probably patronize this truck anytime. I just wish it had been a little less expensive, $ 11 for a decent-​sized brisket sandwich and a small portion of mac and cheese is a little above the going rate.
Évaluation du lieu : 2
Alexandria, VA
The actual Rocklands restaurant serves up some pretty good barbeque so I was excited to see this mobile version was rolling up to my work ‘hood! I stopped by this truck to grab lunch the other day and not even an hour after they opened, they were sold out of pretty much everything. Late pass for me. The only sides left were baked beans and cole slaw (boring…I didn’t get either one).
I ordered the chopped pork sandwich (one of my favorites) with extra sauce on the side. When I got to my office, the pork was cold, dry and sauceless. No sauce on the sandwich and no extra sauce on the side. I was able to force out some of that fatty flavor after nuking it but it’s not exactly something I like to do to food that’s supposed to be fresh.
Hopefully Rockland’s was just having an off day! Maybe I’ll be singing another tune once I try some of their other offerings like the mac & cheese, cornbread, and brisket.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Alexandria, VA
Now this is a deal. I just had Rocklands for the first time. For $ 11 meal you get a chopped chicken or pork sandwhich (I went with pork), which is packed with a tone of meat. You also get a side dish. I chose the potato salad, which is home style. It also comes with a piece of corn bread and a drink. All in all this was a very filling lunch. You get your bang for your buck. One of the better BBQ trucks in Arlington… if you like the more traditional all American BBQ (which I do). I will eat here again. Only minor down side was the chopped pork did not have much sauce on it, and I didn’t notice a wide verity of sauces to choose from out in front of the truck like what many BBQ places have.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Silver Spring, MD
The line was long so I figured it was a good option, something new for lunch. Their lunch combos are definitely worth it but still on the pricey side (then again this is DC) I got the pull pork with actually came on a bun. The pork was good, the sauce was good, nothing spectacular. The cornbread was a little on the dryer side and the coleslaw was a little too sweet for me. Probably would have been good to mix with my pork sandwich. I think bbq might be better at the restaurant and the food truck takes away from all the goodness it could be.
Évaluation du lieu : 2
Washington, DC
Not offensive but humdrum for the cost. I get the feeling that the different Rocklands trucks offer different deals, because the platter format was not what’s advertised online and the pricing scales to match it ($ 12). Brisket (+$ 1 upgrade) was thin and not quite tender, though I liked the vinegar and touch of smoke. I’m grateful for low carb… the slider bun did its best to stay intact. Mac and cheese shells were just okay, and upstaged by the non-​mustard potato salad with parsley and dill. Canned lemonade and other sodas for beverages, Mrs Vickie’s kettle chips. Would opt for the cheaper meats next time, and maybe see if the coleslaw and baked beans were less disappointing.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
MD, MD
This truck gives you a lot of food for your money which is great. Some food trucks charge like $ 8 – 9 for an itty bitty taco… When you know you can go to Mcd’s and get 3 big macs that will fill you up. So this place, will fill you up — you get what you pay for. I had the brisket, there was barely a wait for the food. The cornbread was a very generous portion. Beef was very soft and tender. The sauce was quite sweet, so keep that in mind. Overall good food
Évaluation du lieu : 2
Arlington, VA
I got excited when I saw this BBQ food truck outside my office today! I love BBQ. Unfortunately, I was pretty disappointed with the food and price. I got Special #1, a pulled pork sandwich with collard greens for $ 10. The meat was good, but only had one squirt of sauce across the top (i.e. not nearly enough) and they didn’t offer any sauces to soup up the sandwich to your liking on the counter. The bun was small and soggy and could not contain the amount of meat piled into it. The collard greens were actually pretty good, containing bits of bacon for flavor. Overall, the meal felt simple and seemed to be lacking value. I prefer other food trucks to this one (Lemongrass, KBBQ, Urban Bumpkin, ect.), so I don’t expect that I will be a returning customer.
Évaluation du lieu : 2
New York, NY
I was really excited to see a variety of food trucks surrounding a park, but obviously I picked wrong. I love brisket, so I ordered a brisket sandwich. The brisket tasted super vinegary and every bite left a sour taste in my mouth. The way they serve the sandwich makes the bread super soggy and impossible to eat without utensils.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Germantown, MD
Got the roast pork sandwich combo with Mac&Cheese and cornbread. It was fine. Certainly worth the price for $ 10. But nothing to write home about.
Évaluation du lieu : 1
San Francisco, CA
they sold me moldy cornbread!!! not ok. so gross.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
New York, NY
Top notch bbq that doesn’t disappoint. Everything here is good, the coleslaw is vinegary, the brisket is tender and the pulled pork and pulled chicken will blow you away. Their bbq sauce is so good I would drink it, it’s not too thick and is the perfect combo of sweet and tangy without any unnecessary herbs or anything like some that I’ve encountered. Each sandwich is about $ 8, sides are $ 3, they have a $ 13 combo that I Clyde’s a side and drink, beers are $ 5 or $ 6 and for $ 1 don’t forget the cornbread.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Arlington, VA
Legit Rocklands BBQ in food truck form. If you like their food be sure to check out the truck. The chopped pork sandwich was as good as their restaurant, just less side options. If you enjoy BBQ, be sure and give this truck a try.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Washington, DC
Glad to see the Rocklands Food Truck rolled up large outside Nats Park. Open during home baseball games this season, it’ll be a great place to grab some delicious «Q» before going into the stadium. Menu is pretty limited vs. their regular locations but they crank out the food really quickly!
I rocked a BBQ Pork sandwich with coleslaw, cornbread and drink and was very pleased. The slaw was uniquely adorned with peas which I love. The chopped pork was pretty tasty: would’ve like a touch more sauce (have to ask for this) though the hot sauces available on the picnic tables are decent. I would have like to have scored a beer as well but I’m sure there’s some city regulation to prevent them from doing that.