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Basil Thyme Food Truck
courtesy of bonappetitfoodie
I dunno about you truck trackers, but this was one heck of a rough week. Go get something from your local food truck and call it a day.
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Marissa Bialecki: Marissa was born and bred in New Jersey, but moved to DC for undergrad at GWU (Go Colonials, go!), fell in love with the District and learned that there was life and civilization beyond New York City. She loves eating at white-tablecloth-three-forks-at-your-place-setting restaurants, but she'll also be the first to suggest we scarf down some chili dogs at 2 am. Simply put, she loves all things food. You can also read about why she loves DC. Follow her on Twitter and email her at mbialecki (at) welovedc.com.
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