Three Little Pigs in East Austin

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Its a food trailer in East Austin (not a truck. _trailer_). The owner used to be a chef at Jeffrey's ( an old-guard classy Austin restaurant, and has decided to take his cooking to, well, Food Trailer World. 
Do you sense a wee bit of sarcasm there?
Well, you shouldn't, cos' it is far-freaking-fabulous. 
Really.
+Ben Phenix (in the pic!) and I ended up there this evening. The menu was long on Pork (is that standard? dunno), and its spectacular.
Pork belly sliders,(nuff said), a breaded pork loin with some kind of salsa verde that was sharp, crisp, and beautiful, pork sausage and roasted brussel sprouts w/ pickeled ginger and sushi rice (really!), a bacony meat-loafy thing w/ grits and greens - oh good grief, i'm hungry all over again.
And the best part is, East Side Wines is right there, and you can grab a glass (or bottle!) of wine to go with.  Happy days!

Run, don't walk to Three Little Pigs --->





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