Gypsy Queen

The food-truck rally known as The Gathering kicks off a new season on Friday night in Hampden. The 2013 debut Gathering will take place in the parking lot of the Castle, at the corner of Keswisk Avenue and 34th Streets in Hampden, from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Gypsy Queen, Kooper's Chowhound, Mis Shirley's, Chicken 'N Waffles, Kommie Pig, Jolly Pig, Souper Freaks, Charm City Gourmet, Flavorful Cupcakes and Icedgems Creations are all expected....

Get ready to roll. Baltimore and Washington's fleets of food trucks are squaring off again. Some 40 trucks, 20 from each city, are expected to attend the second Taste of Two Cities event on June 1, which is relocating from Westport Waterfront to Rash Field. Food trucks from Baltimore and Washington will compete in several categories. An overall winner will be presented the Mayor's Cup Trophy by Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, who performed the same honors at the event's premier edition, when Baltimore's Gypsy Queen was selected the best by a panel of judges.

The Gypsy Queen food truck is having a baby. Annmarie Langton and Tom Looney have purchased the old Curbside Cafe truck and will be launching a slightly pared down version of the popular cafe on wheels.   "We're super excited," Gypsy Queen co-owner Looney said. The truck is set to launch within 10 days, he added. "We just got all of our permits. " The new truck is tentatively named The Little Gypsy, but the name has not been painted on yet. If you have a suggestion for a name, leave it here.

Baltimore's fleet of food trucks are rallying again this weekend. The series of weekly food truck rallies known as the Gathering will convene, for the first time, on the Sinai Hospital  campus. The trucks will gather from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Thursday at the Michel Mirowski Medical Office Building, 5501 Greenspring Ave. The band Greasy Hands will perform. Expected to roll in are Gypsy Queen, The Sultan, Jolly Pig, Busia's Kitchen, Wheyich, South Carolina BBQ, Flavor Cupcakery, Miss Twist, Great Cookie, Hardy's BBQ, GrrChe, Kooper's Chowhound, Charm City Gourmet, and Iced Gems Baking.

Get ready to roll. Baltimore and Washington's fleets of food trucks are squaring off again. Some 40 trucks, 20 from each city, are expected to attend the second Taste of Two Cities event on June 1, which is relocating from Westport Waterfront to Rash Field. Food trucks from Baltimore and Washington will compete in several categories. An overall winner will be presented the Mayor's Cup Trophy by Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, who performed the same honors at the event's premier edition, when Baltimore's Gypsy Queen was selected the best by a panel of judges.

The food trucks are at it again. There's another Gathering Friday night down at McHenry Row. That's where the Harris Teeter is. The event will go from 5-10 p.m. with live music from Shinola. Expected at the rally are Gypsy Queen, winner of the Mayor's Cup at last Saturday's Taste of Two Cities battle royal and Miss Shirley's, which took third. Also coming are Busia's Kitchen, Chowhound Burger Wagon, GrrChe, Iced Gems, Jolly Pig, Cruisin Cafe and Chicken 'n' Waffle. Proceeds benefit the South Baltimore Little League.

On Friday night, it was the 29-year-old right-hander Jason Hammel pitching Baltimore on to victory over Washington to open a weekend series. Leading Baltimore over D.C. on a scorching Saturday afternoon was a three-year old food truck named the Gypsy Queen. On the weekend when the Nationals were visiting Oriole Park, a fleet of Washington's food trucks came to visit Baltimore, too. The setting was the Westport Waterfront, a scrappy stretch of harbor-side property about a mile and a half south of Camden Yards.

It's time for another food truck rally. The Gathering will be held Friday on the parking lot of Stratford University in Little Italy, just a few blocks way from where the very first Baltimore food truck rally was held in June 2011. So far, 19 trucks have confirmed, including these, according to Gathering planner Damian Bohager. Busia's Kitchen Cazbar Chicken 'n' Waffle Cupcake Runners Four Brothers Great Cookie GrrChe Gypsy Queen Iced Gems Jolly Pig Karlita's Kooper's Chowhound Miss Shirley's Miss Twist Noodlerolla Souper Freaks South Carolina BBQ Woody's Taco Island    

The food-truck rally known as the Gathering has eased into a monthly schedule of sorts. The fleet will gather once again in Fells Point for the city's third food-truck rally on Friday, Sept. 2, 5-10 p.m. Gypsy Queen, Miss Shirley's, Souper Freak, GrrChe and Iced Gems are expected. The location is the parking lot across from the Red Star . The event will include live music, and beer and wine will be sold.  

There is a food truck gathering today 11 a.m.-3 p.m., at the University of Maryland Medical Center. The event is being held in conjunction with the opening day of the University Farmers' Market. Expected to attend are Silver Platter, Kooper's Chowhound, Iced Gems Creations, Souper Freaks, Gypsy Queen, Chicken 'n' Waffle and Miss Shirley's. The trucks will circle near the plaza in front of 22 South Greene St. The University Farmers' Market is held every Tuesday from 10:00 a.m.-2:30 p.m., from May to November in University Park Plaza, across from the Medical Center's main entrance.

The food truck rally known as The Gathering comes to Meadow Mill for an all-day family-friendly party. The Gathering is at 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Meadow Mill, 3600 Clipper Mill Road. It's accessible to the Woodberry Light Rail station and bicycle friendly. One of the rally's co-sponsors is Bikemore , a Baltimore bicycle advocacy organization. Proceeds from the event will benefit Moveable Feast and Ride for the Feast 2013 , a fundraising bike ride from Ocean City to Baltimore, scheduled for May 11-13.

The food-truck rally known as The Gathering kicks off a new season on Friday night in Hampden. The 2013 debut Gathering will take place in the parking lot of the Castle, at the corner of Keswisk Avenue and 34th Streets in Hampden, from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Gypsy Queen, Kooper's Chowhound, Mis Shirley's, Chicken 'N Waffles, Kommie Pig, Jolly Pig, Souper Freaks, Charm City Gourmet, Flavorful Cupcakes and Icedgems Creations are all expected....

Founded just last year, Union Craft Brewing has established itself as a major player in Baltimore's craft-beer movement. Tours and tastings are given every Saturday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the brewery's headquarters in Woodberry, in the shadow of the Pepsi sign, The brewery is also developing into a popular venue for medium-sized events, indoor and out. Parking is easy, and the brewery is steps away from a light rail stop. On Friday, the brewery is hosting an event called the Truck Party Food Rally, from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., featuring a group of popular food trucks, including Gypsy Queen , Kommie Pig , Kooper's Chowhound and Sultan . Guests at the event can buy $4 pints of Union Craft beers.

Founded in 2011, Union Craft Brewing has established itself as a player in Baltimore's craft-beer movement. Located in the shadow of the Pepsi sign, the brewery site, accessible to the Light Rail and with ample parking, is proving to be an accommodating venue for medium-sized events, indoor and out. On Feb. 8, the brewery will host a Truck Party Food Rally , from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Participating trucks include Gypsy Queen, Kommie Pig, Kooper's...

It's time for another food truck rally. The Gathering will be held Friday on the parking lot of Stratford University in Little Italy, just a few blocks way from where the very first Baltimore food truck rally was held in June 2011. So far, 19 trucks have confirmed, including these, according to Gathering planner Damian Bohager. Busia's Kitchen Cazbar Chicken 'n' Waffle Cupcake Runners Four Brothers Great Cookie GrrChe Gypsy Queen Iced Gems Jolly Pig Karlita's Kooper's Chowhound Miss Shirley's Miss Twist Noodlerolla Souper Freaks South Carolina BBQ Woody's Taco Island    

The food trucks are at it again. There's another Gathering Friday night down at McHenry Row. That's where the Harris Teeter is. The event will go from 5-10 p.m. with live music from Shinola. Expected at the rally are Gypsy Queen, winner of the Mayor's Cup at last Saturday's Taste of Two Cities battle royal and Miss Shirley's, which took third. Also coming are Busia's Kitchen, Chowhound Burger Wagon, GrrChe, Iced Gems, Jolly Pig, Cruisin Cafe and Chicken 'n' Waffle. Proceeds benefit the South Baltimore Little League.

Baltimore's fleet of food trucks are rallying again this weekend. The series of weekly food truck rallies known as the Gathering will convene, for the first time, on the Sinai Hospital  campus. The trucks will gather from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Thursday at the Michel Mirowski Medical Office Building, 5501 Greenspring Ave. The band Greasy Hands will perform. Expected to roll in are Gypsy Queen, The Sultan, Jolly Pig, Busia's Kitchen, Wheyich, South Carolina BBQ, Flavor Cupcakery, Miss Twist, Great Cookie, Hardy's BBQ, GrrChe, Kooper's Chowhound, Charm City Gourmet, and Iced Gems Baking.

I was just thinking it was high time we had another food-truck rally. Asked and answered. The Maryland SPCA is hosting a food truck rally on March 23 on the parking lot of their bucolic Hampden headquarters. Volunteers will be introducing adoptable dogs to rally attendees. Confirmed for the event are Kooper's Chowhound Burger Wagon, South Carolina BBQ, Iced Gems Creations, Gypsy Queen, Souper Freak and GrrChe have been confirmed. If you go, make sure you check out the SPCA's recently renovated adoption center.

On Friday night, it was the 29-year-old right-hander Jason Hammel pitching Baltimore on to victory over Washington to open a weekend series. Leading Baltimore over D.C. on a scorching Saturday afternoon was a three-year old food truck named the Gypsy Queen. On the weekend when the Nationals were visiting Oriole Park, a fleet of Washington's food trucks came to visit Baltimore, too. The setting was the Westport Waterfront, a scrappy stretch of harbor-side property about a mile and a half south of Camden Yards.

Baltimore and Washington's food-truck armadas will square off at A Taste of Two Cities a blow-out food-truck gathering on Saturday, June 23. A Taste of Two Cities will gather together 20 food trucks from each city at the Westport Waterfront, the venue for last spring's Cirque du Soleil. Organizers of the June 23 event are hoping to draw thousands of food truck-fans for the friendly competition, which is scheduled for the same weekend as the Washington Nationals visit to Camden Yards.