Overview
Food trucks have
become a phenomenon in many major cities like NYC, Austin, and Los Angeles. The
average Food truck owner has a well-equipped social media “weapon” that lets
everyone know where they are, how long they’ll be there, and other things. The
food truck has been a foodies dream a restaurant on wheels featuring cheap food
and drinks. The Street Eats app has decided to tackle the issue of finding a
food truck by making a searchable index of the major cities with a featured
truck section and an ability to add trucks.
Functionality
The app has a
straightforward layout with everything in hands reach. The app does have a
cookie cutter template look, design, but it has all of the major features for
an app of this caliber. The one thing I didn’t like was that it only showed
food trucks of major cities. The closest city populated by food trucks is
Greenville boasting two: Asada and Neue Southern. I did click the add food
trucks button but so far no response. The app has some other cool features like
a start up horn blast (truck horn) which gives it some flair. Overall
functionality is nice if you live in a big city.
Design
The app does
have a Metro design that appears clutters but provides a lot of content first. The
app design isn’t bad and isn’t a standout making it so so.
Rating
3/5 The limited amount of cities and lackluster design
doesn’t cater to the entire potential market that the Street Eats team could
have but the feature set it does have make it a good app nothing worthy of an
Editor Choice award but nothing that deserves a stay away sign. Considering it
is about the only Modern app that relates to food trucks if you do live in one
of the cities by all means get it.
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