snack barge. even though my wife had already sampled food from these guys, i had absolutely no idea what to expect from this cart. her enthusiasm offered promise, but honestly, looking over the menu, culturally, i was a bit lost. so the hell with it: one of the daily specials was some kind of bratwurst wrap. i went that route. we wandered around a bit while the proprietress put our order together. this food court is a funny place; where else can you find a boat that sells $5 hot dogs dry docked in a parking lot? and when was the drunken ladle going to finally open its window to the public? unfortunately we were unable to solve any of these mysteries before our food beckoned us.
we wandered the entire 50 yards to our door stoop, and once inside unwrapped that aluminum foil and dug in. wow. what the hell is going on? is that cabbage and jam in the same space? how do they partner so naturally with cheddar cheese and sausage , and how does this tortilla (i know, its called a lefse) hold together so well? this was one of the most interesting things i had ever tasted. usually you know what to expect when you take a bite of something. in this case, i had absolutely no idea what to expect, and that made for a completely wonderful experience. suddenly, it was gone, and i was sad. i had been given a short glimpse into a wonderful new world and now that door had been closed. i suppose nexttimei will have to get two of them.
grade: b+ (more of a snack than a meal; i would gladly pay an extra buck for a little more filling between the folds of that lefse)