5 Best Food Trucks near Bremerton

“The ribs and bbq sauce were out of this world good. They pulled the ribs fresh off the smoker and put them into my container. Perfect smokey flavor and so tender you could pull the bone from the meat with no effort. Not impressed with the mac (I would be willing to bet it was stoufers) or the cornbread, but the sauce and meat is so good i will definitely return for BBQ. The meat was so good I still gave 5 stars and that means a lot because sides are important at a good bbq restaurant. Please do yourself a favor and order a rack of ribs!!!“

“Amazing food prepared and served by friendly, professional staff. We’ve had the lumpia, the OG, NW Asian Burrito, and the Lost Islander Tacos on repeat occasions and all are phenomenal. Just fed my whole family, and our two year old was still shoveling chicken adobo into his mouth while the rest of us were done. Thank you Sauced!“

“Great service, delicious food! Tried this place a few times parked at the Chevron gas station in Silverdale. We usually call ahead to order and our food is ready within 10 minutes. Moved here recently from California so we miss the endless array of Mexican restaurants. If these guys opened a brick and mortar location, we'd be regulars. Also the burrito punch card is a plus!“

“We absolutely love Jessica’s! I really hope they’re just taking a winter break and will come back. My husband found them when they were in Silverdale and would stop to pick some up when he was in town. Once they moved to Sedgwick in PO they were SO CLOSE to us. The Friday question became Kim’s or Jessica’s? Fantastic Birria, tortas, and street tacos. The order was always right, the food great, the price reasonable, the service fantastic. Jessica, if you’ve moved on to other things, I hope you see reviews like this and know you made Fridays easier for our family. And if you’re coming back, we will be there!“

“Food truck. Really good food and stayed hot all the way to the Manchester State Park for a picnic with the kids and grandkids ?Vegetarian options: It's a taco truck so I suppose you can order anything without meat. It's really tasty.Parking: It's just off the road and has a layer of small rocks and looks nice, it's wheelchair accessible but I don't know how well a wheelchair would perform in the rocks. There's people in and out so I've never had a hard time finding somewhere to park. Quick service.Kid-friendliness: My grandson was super stoked to see they had Doritos and Jarrito sodas! They're very patient about changing mind when trying to decide which soda ect..lolWheelchair accessibility: It's a decent sized open parking lot with a Food truck at the back/center. Small eating area, with covered bench style picnic tables are to it's right, and at the end it the parking lot on the right side, there's a port-o-potty. Most people pull right up in front of the Food truck, and it's big enough of a place to find a spot that provides room to access the wheelchair side from a vehicle, depending on how you park. So leave yourself enough room, and park in an area where someone wouldn't block you. There's not clearly marked parking spots, but most people around here are going to be nice about it and not block access for you. You could even park in a way that is angled or however you need to to ensure access. Most people are in and out pretty quickly. The service is great and people are very nice. I'd say anyone would be able to maneuver around ok depending on level of wheelchair mobility, in this rocky parking lot. Having someone help push a wheelchair up to order and to the picnic area would be manageable in my opinion. The ground under the small layer of rocks is firm. My grandson kicked the rocks (we corrected that though no worries.. ?) and I could see that the surface was hard packed underneath. They also use a loudspeaker to call your name when your order is ready. We went at a busy traffic time and could hear them call our name over the noise and wind. Enjoy your food!!??“