Life at the Curb

The food, the truck, and the people behind the window

Straight from the truck

Photo Gallery

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Chili cheese dog topped with shredded cheese on a toasted bun. — Chili cheese dog, loaded up

The teal CrabTown Curbs food truck lit up at dusk. — The truck at dusk

Basket of breaded shrimp over fries with cocktail sauce and a lemon wedge. — Breaded shrimp & fries

Crowd dressed in green filling a downtown Annapolis street for the St. Patrick's Day parade. — St. Patty's Day parade — downtown Annapolis

Chef John and his father-in-law smiling inside the truck kitchen in winter. — Chef John & his father-in-law, holding down winter

Hand-breaded chicken tenders and fries with dipping sauce. — Chicken tenders & fries

CrabTown Curbs truck serving beside event tents on parade day. — Parade day by Engel & Volkers

The CrabTown Curbs team working together on the truck. — The crew, mid-rush

Golden coconut shrimp over fries with a lemon slice. — Coco shrimp & fries

CrabTown Curbs truck with its lit service window open at golden hour. — Golden hour at the window

The truck parked outside an Annapolis office for a St. Patrick's event. — Set up for a St. Patrick's event

The service window open for business on a cold winter day. — Winter at the window — still serving

CrabTown Curbs food truck serving customers in the snow. — Snow day — still serving

The racing-president mascot George peeking into the truck's service window at an event. — Even George stopped by for a bite

Seasoned jumbo lump crab meat in a mixing bowl — Jumbo lump, seasoned and ready

A tray of hand-formed crab cakes ready to cook — Crab cakes, made from scratch

The owner's young son standing in front of the CrabTown Curbs truck — The littlest crew member, reporting for duty

The CrabTown Curbs service window and wooden Annapolis's First Foodtruck sign under a blue sky — Annapolis’s first food truck

The owner's wife smiling at the service window of the CrabTown Curbs truck — Family-run — the chef’s wife at the window

The owner's young son peeking over the counter inside the truck — Junior chef, holding down the window

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