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Tri Tip Trolley: It started with tri tip sandwiches, but has evolved into so much more. There are now several trucks in the fleet, serving up street corn salad, veggie bowls, chili, mac and cheese and banh mi sandwiches. tipsroadside.com. (Photo by Heather Irwin)
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The Fig Rig: Super-comforting comfort food from Sondra Bernstein of the Girl and the Fig restaurant in Sonoma. Her famous fig and arugula salad, burgers, grilled cheese and fries, mac and cheese are usually on the menu. thefigrig.com.
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Trader Jim’s: If you've never had a Dole Whip, you're missing one of the great luxuries of summer. Cool pineapple soft serve sorbet or the Pineapple Float with soft serve and pineapple juice. traderjimsfloats.com. (Courtesy photo)
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Fuel the Food Truck: Caterpillar Toast with avocado, wasabi mayo, nori and sesame seeds, grilled cheese, breakfast goodies, brownies, iced and hot coffee drinks. facebook.com/FueltheFoodTruck. (Photo by Heather Irwin)
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Delicias Elenita Taco Truck: Stationed in front of La Fondita, this truck is a mecca for elotes, or steamed corn on the cob slathered with mayo, cojita and chile powder. 816 Sebastopol Rd, Santa Rosa. (Photo by John Burgess)
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El Roy’s: This family-run Mexican restaurant empire has some of the best Mexican food around. They’re usually stationed across the street from the Elenita truck, and is a regular fixture at The Block in Petaluma (20 Grey St). (Photo by Christopher Chung)
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Yatai Japanese: Japanese street food from Chef Yoshi. Yakisoba, okonomiyaki (Japanese pancake), rolls, ramen and yakitori. facebook.com/pg/yataisonoma. (Courtesy photo)
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Bodega: California Street food inspired by whatever Chef Matthew Elias finds at the farm markets. Dishes have included smoked sturgeon toast, chorizo hash, blueberry fritters and the popular “Bodega” buttermilk fried chicken sandwich with green goddess cole slaw, and bacon brown sugar cookies. With business partner Laine Ayre, Elias has created a truly farm to plastic fork experience. (Photo by Heather Irwin)
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Laine Ayre of the Bodega Food Truck at The Block in Petaluma. (Photo by Heather Irwin)
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El Coyote: Burritos reign supreme, but you can get tacos, quesadillas, burgs, and nachos as well. 1001 Broadway, Sonoma. (Photo courtesy of Sebastiani Vineyards & Winery)
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Jam's Joy Bungalow: Southeast Asian-inspired food from talented chef Jamilah Nixon-Mathis (formerly of Forchetta Bastoni). Expect exotic curries, laab salad, satay, banh mi and other fabulous creations. jamsjoybungalow.com. (Courtesy photo)
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Wing Man: Wings, not surprisingly, are the main attraction. From the extra-flaming hot Double Dog Dare You (dusted with Carolina Reaper pepper) to Atomic Fireball, medium spicy Green Goddess all the way down to mild teriyaki, barbecue or honey dijon. Sides: Sweet and spicy pickles, fries or coleslaw. wingmanfoodtruck.com. (Courtesy photo)
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FruityMoto: Raspados (shave ice) in flavors like tamarind, melon, mango and guava, along with Mangoneadas (pictured), churrolocos (Churritos, pig skin, cucumber, jicama, lime, hot sauce, chamoy and Japanese peanuts) and Sonoran hot dogs. 1099 Sebastopol Rd, Santa Rosa. (Photo: Yelp/Lara T.)
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Streetside Asian Grill: Teriyaki and bbq pork bowls, iced coffee, spring rolls and other Vietnamese favorites. facebook.com/streetsideasiangrill. (Courtesy photo)
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Shoubu Japanese: A former sushi chef decided that he wanted to create a more sustainable, ocean-friendly model of Japanese cuisine. You’ll find his craveable sushi burritos, homemade miso soup and other freshly made items wherever the truck is parked. (Photo Yelp/Monique M.)
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Tuck Box Indian: Go for the Bunny Chow, a sourdough bread bowl filled with curry or tikka masala. Why it's called Bunny Chow, we'll never know. Plus, veggie samosas and fries with keema curry. 2tuckbox.com. (Courtesy photo)
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Red Horse Pizza: RA converted horse trailer is home to this pizzeria on wheels. redhorsepizza.com. (Courtesy photo)
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El Coronel: An extension of Sebastopol’s El Coronel restaurant, faves are burritos and Torta Cubana. elcoronelrestaurant.com.
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Los Plebes: Straight-up traditional taco truck that Healdsburg and Geyserville chefs swear by. Lytton Springs exit of Hwy. 101. (Courtesy photo)
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Guerneville Taco Truck: Hands down, one of the favorite taco trucks in the region. Find them in the Guerneville Safeway shopping center. (Photo Facebook/Rockin' the River)
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Tacos La Bamba: A favorite night-time taqueria on wheels in Sonoma, open from 5p.m. to 1am. It’s not fancy, but chances are all your neighbors are there. Armando’s Auto Center, 18017 CA-12, Sonoma. (Courtesy photo)
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Damn Dogs: Okay, it’s a cart not a truck, but these dogs are delish. Pulled pork dogs, straight up dogs and even a veggie dog. facebook.com/topdogtom
