The best British Street Food
[Edit] Closed Original, imaginative and authentic is a difficult one.
Two was definitely too much.
But I couldn’t decide between The Mexcian and the BBQ Pulled Pork toppings at Mr Jack Potato.
A very small fast food takeaway tucked away on the Oving Rd behind the Four Chestnuts. Serving some of the more imaginative street food options to be found in Chichester.
Find Hunger Busters, Wednesday to Sunday weather permitting, where the road ends at the Marine Beach car park on the beachfront in Selsey.
For full on burgers, hot dogs and very generous baps. The menu offers a good selection of hot trailer food cooked to keep their clients coming back for more.
The village has a long history of fishing, still has its own fleet and a stroll along the narrow promenade, together with some of the best street food to be found in Chichester, is one of those rare and simple pleasures.
They also do a breakfast on the go.
As well as well as a piping hot jacket potato and cheese.
Topped up with fuel at the Applegreen filling station on Hayling. Then forded the water course on the road to the parking site behind the ESSO garage on the Billy trail, for a couple of Billy Burgers.
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Found a food van in the lay by on the London road in Liphook on a Friday evening. Serving the only boerewors rolls one is likely to find in the south of England.
Bring and Braai are event caterers based in Liphook that specialise in South African street food.
Their van can also be found in Haslemere on Wednesdays, Cranleigh on Thursdays and Godalming on Saturdays
Found The Taco Box tucked away in a quiet side street in East Wittering. Have been looking out for them for a while now.
I tend to get my Tacos confused with Quesadillas and didn’t realise that Ninos is not another variation of the same.
Burritos however, I do know and burrito filled with crispy pork belly roasted in onions, garlic and paprika, is irresitable.
IF YOU go down to the woods today, you won’t find any old roadside café.
Frustrated with the dining choice available at the roadside, caterer Mark Jones came up with an idea that would entertain all the family.
His café based on the design of a fairytale gingerbread house is hidden in a copse on farmland behind the layby on the A35 at Stinsford near Dorchester – and it’s already creating a stir.
Theatrical designer and artist Phil Coombs, who works for Mr Jones’s Whole Hog event catering company, spent almost two months making the unusual exterior.
He used a range of materials including wood, fibreglass, polystyrene and expandable foam to create a fairytale-like scene featuring liquorice sweets, candy canes, a nougat layered roof and even a witch sticking out of the chimney. Mr Jones said: “It’s certainly turning heads. Everyone who comes here wants to photograph it.”
He added: “It’s something the kids will remember from their journey when they’re on holiday.”
The gingerbread house is actually a shipping container previously used by the Ministry of Defence as a field kitchen.
Mr Jones bought it to replace a catering trailer which used to be at the site.
He said: “We used to take the trailer backwards and forwards every day on to the farm and after about a year I decided to get something else because it was so much hassle and a lot of mud was being created in the winter.
“I discovered the container on the internet.
“It’s ideal because it’s totally hygienic and very secure.
“We thought about turning it into a log cabin at first before deciding on the gingerbread house idea.
“We’re in a clearing in the woods so it’s a perfect setting.”
Mr Jones explained how he cleared the site of fly-tipped rubbish and created a picnic area before starting the catering venture, known as the Farm Stop, last year.
He uses local suppliers to source his bread, meat, eggs, honey and ice-cream.
No polystyrene is used and only Fairtrade coffee and tea are served.
Mr Jones said: “The roadside café is a thing of the past and nowadays there isn’t a lot of choice for people on the road.”
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