So remember a week or two ago when I posted about The Parlour and said that they’re usually parked by Motorco but I don’t go there because I’m just not that cool?

Well, I finally got myself back to the Fullsteam/Motorco area (I’ve been to Fullsteam before, once, I know, I’m not really a big beer drinker…) last Friday night, but this was mostly in a ploy to re-visit The Parlour.  I know, I know, my priorities are clearly skewed.  I did have some cider, though, so at least I imbibed something alcoholic.  Also, Fullsteam’s really chill if you haven’t been before–lots of outdoor picnic tables, lots of beer, foosball table, etc.  And, food trucks!

Anyways, some friends and I headed to Fullsteam after dinner at Toast, which I love, and while waiting around for The Parlour to arrive (they were pulling up at 9:00) we decided that, since we definitely needed more food we should try a slice from the Pie Pusher’s truck.  I mean, it isn’t like I had just eaten the three-cheese and truffle oil panino at Toast, and wasn’t already stuffed with cheesy goodness.  I mean, why not add a pizza to the mix, right?  To be fair, this slice was split among four people, but between the grilled cheese, the pizza, and the ice cream later on, the amount of dairy fat in my body could not have been good.  Anyways, the pizza:

It was good!  Thin crusted, crackly, with a good crunch all the way through.  I prefer a little bit more sweetness in my sauce but overall this was a solid cheese slice.  I think I might like Klausie’s, another local pizza truck that I tracked down once, a bit more–but that could be because it was a big ordeal for me to get there and sometimes food just tastes better after a struggle.  Also, Klauise’s pizza is much different from Pie Pusher’s–a thick, grandma-style slice vs. a thin slice.  I guess it depends on your mood.  I’d also like to try Pie Pushers on a not-full stomach, and maybe get one of their slices with toppings.  On a side note, the ladies running the truck were super duper nice!  Also, if you are at Fullsteam/Motorco and not in the mood for pizza, the Farmhands Food Sausage Wagon is usually parked nearby.  I am loving this food truck movement, truly.

And then, 9:00 finally happened and The Parlour rolled up, and I was reunited with my sweet, sweet salted butter caramel and the excellent strawberry ice cream.  And this time I took a picture.

Seriously!  So creamy!  So delicious!  I would bathe in the salted butter caramel, truly.  And guess who is going to head out to Golden Belt tomorrow just to track down the Parlour again (okay, and also to hang out with my amazing talented friend Heather Gordon who has a studio there).  THIS GIRL.