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The truck has been parked in an East Austin lot since 2011, though pitmaster Kyle Stallings fears encroaching development.Photograph by Daniel Vaughn A wide-eyed, bright pink pig with a Texas flag for a bib smiles through a mouthful of sausage links on the side of an East Austin food truck. That’s the image, painted by […]

Austin is well-known for its barbecue, as evidenced by Aaron Franklin’s international fame. His business had humble beginnings, though, in a refurbished trailer posted in a Cherrywood parking lot. This launched a number of other high-profile barbecue trailers, including Micklethwait Craft Meats, La Barbecue, Kerlin BBQ, John Mueller Meat Co., and Valentina’s Tex-Mex BBQ. But maybe the lines

When you’re in a culinary mecca as large and diverse as Austin, food trucks, carts, and more will abound throughout all corners of the city. Read on and discover our picks for the best food trucks in Austin ranging from ones serving up delicious barbecue to churros, sandwiches, and more. Kebabalicious You’ve got to expect, in

For delicious flavors and Insta-worthy meat pics, head to Rollin Smoke (Credit: Rollin Smoke BBQ Instagram) In Austin, barbecue is a religion. There are devotees of the Church of Franklin, disciples of La Barbecue, and followers of many other local barbecue faiths. The quality and quantity of smoked meat destinations in Austin are true highlights of our

Rollin Smoke is East Austin’s David to the barbecue Goliaths that dominate the ‘cue scene. Although small in stature, this meat is not short in flavor. With a barbecue smoker named Crystal Gayle that takes up nearly the entire real estate of their trailer, there is little doubt that Rollin Smoke’s owner Kyle Stallings is serious