Street food is super popular in Montreal, and for good reason. You can go out for a stroll and enjoy your food in the outdoors. Plus, food trucks are always up and coming with the best food trends.
Also, finger foods are just awesome. Period.
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And now, they'll be easier to access and the food is going to be less expensive. This summer is going to be freaking awesome!
Even though First Fridays are what really gets food trucks their reach, seeing mobile restaurants pull up near the office honestly always makes my day.
@bftguideSummer 2017 was a hard time for street food vendors. The rules were too strict, so they weren't able to give us what we wanted as easily. As soon as it's easier for them, they will without a doubt get business. Montrealers love their food trucks!
The City of Montreal realized this and decided that they needed to make some changes in order to keep this up-and-coming industry above water.
Basically, there are three things changing this year: trucks will be allowed back to the same place more frequently, tariffs will be uniform, and the selection committee is being abolished.
That means that there won't be such an intense screening process for food truck vendors. Instead, they just have to fill out a form that prioritizes certain elements over others. And I think you'll be pleased to know what they prefer.
Priority goes to meals that are homemade, cost $7 or less, and use biodegradable and recyclable packaging. That sounds good to me!
Here are the most popular locations for food trucks:
Here's everywhere else you can see them:
Gare Windsor
Musée McCord
Parc du Mont-Royal
Quartier de la santé CRCHUM
Square Philipps
Quartier chinois
Imperial Tobacco
Musée Mc Cord
Palais
Gare Windsor
Marconi-Alexandra
Quartier chinois
Maisonneuve Rosemont
Parc Olivier Robert
Métro l'Assomption
Contrecoeur
Angus
Bellechasse
Cité des ondes
Espace affaires Rosemont
Père Marquette
Musée Pointe à Callière
Secteur Atlantic
Parc Raoul Dandurand
