Austin food trucks among nation's best

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Nine food trucks from Austin earned spots in Yelp's top 100 nationally, underscoring the city's vibrant food scene. Austin outperformed cities like Portland, Oregon, and Los Angeles in the rankings. Yelp's assessment relied on the total volume and quality of reviews, according to a company representative. Businesses had to meet health score requirements to qualify for the list. This recognition affirms that both upscale and casual dining establishments in Austin are among the best in the U.

S. The local food culture continues to thrive, attracting food lovers from near and far. Residents are invited to voice their opinions on which food trucks deserve to be honored on such lists. This validation of Austin's culinary landscape highlights its importance as a destination for food enthusiasts.

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