Keep on truckin': moveable feasts from top-notch food trucks

Leslie Williams takes the restaurant review outdoors this week with The Salty Buoy and La Cocina Cuevas in various locations around Dublin
Keep on truckin': moveable feasts from top-notch food trucks

The Salty Buoy food truck was created by Niall Sabongi of Klaw and Seafood Café.

Sat, 05 Sep, 2020 - 08:00

Salty Buoy Seafood Truck @saltybuoytruck — saltybuoy.ie

Locations: Wednesdays: Baste, 38 Clanbrassil St, Dublin 8; Thursday-Friday: Roe & Co, 92 James St, Dublin 8; Saturday-Sunday: The Avon, Blessington

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