There are plenty of great spots to eat around PSC in Park Slope, like Tex Mex or Papi’s. But the food trucks that park along 7th Avenue deserve some love, too.

When you’re craving something sweet and savory, Auntie Anne’s is the way to go. But it might not be enough. Mozelos, a Mexican food truck, is filled with culture and flavor might just be the way to go.

Auntie Anne’s: A Classic Pretzel Taste

Auntie Anne’s is one of those spots where you go to get a nice fresh, soft, and salted pretzel. The smell alone is enough to pull you in. The OG Pretzel is a classic, while the pretzel nuggets make a great snack.

The lemonade pairs perfectly with the pretzel, creating a simple but very satisfying combo. Prices are a little high, especially because portions can feel small if you’re really hungry. Auntie Anne’s is best for a quick treat rather than a full meal.

Rating: 4/5

Mozelos: Taste the Culture

In contrast, a good Mexican food truck offers a full meal full of Mexican culture. From tacos ($11) to burritos, elotes, and quesadillas ($14 each), the options are diverse and filling. The best parts are the fresh grilled meats, spicy salsa, and freshly chopped cilantro bringing flavor to every bite.

The food truck workers were very kind and patient for the people who didn’t know what to order. The experience felt personal, and you often get more for your money. The only downside? You might have to wait a bit, and weather can affect the dining experience.

Rating: 5/5

Final Thoughts:
If you want something quick and snackable, Auntie Anne’s is a solid pick. But if you’re looking for an actual meal full of flavor, the Mexican food truck  \wins hands down.