Eat Mobile  The 2011 Eat Mobile will be on April 23, 2011, with tickets on sale March 23, 2011.Check back here for updates.If you just can't wait until April, we're hosting PDX Cartathlon I, a food cart scavenger hunt. For more info: wweek.com/promotions   More

Food & Drink Hey everybody! WW is partnering up with the Food Cartel and the Portland Mobile Restaurant Group to do what we in Portland do best--eat things from trucks and participate in mildly athletic team activities designed for a child. PDX Cartathalon I is a scavenger hunt, an eating competition and a race to the finish where one lucky winner will receive free food from participating carts like Big Ass Sandwiches ...   More

News Were you actually worried that you would miss a second of the Trail Blazers' first playoff appearance since 2003 if you're coming to WW's second annual Eat Mobile food cart extravaganza on Saturday night? Ye of little faith. We've got you covered—we'll be screening the Portland/Houston game at Disjecta (8371 N Interstate Avenue) while you chow down on great samples from more than 15 tasty ...   More

News We came, we stood in lines, we ate our weight in tasty samples. More than 1,300 hungry Portlanders descended on the Kenton neighborhood last Saturday for Eat Mobile, WW's second annual food cart festival. And all the net proceeds will go to local non-profit Mercy Corps NW. (Scroll all the way down if you just wanna check out a slideshow of the event). Although some would be festival goers ...   More

News A dispatch from the Department of Shameless Self-Promotion (of Awesomeness): Eat Mobile, WW's annual food cart festival, is back. The giant cheap food blowout gets rolling on Saturday, April 24 under the east end of the Morrison Bridge. And tickets are on sale online or at WW's headquarters RIGHT NOW. They're only $7 ($10 if you get 'em at the fest). We are limiting Eat Mobile's crowd capacity ...   More

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News All 1,200 tickets to this weekend's Eat Mobile food cart festival were sold out by Wednesday morning, and we're getting lots of desperate calls from hungry Portlanders who waited too long to purchase their passes. We really don't have any more to sell, so some of the needy have turned to Craigslist, where they're offering well above the $7 face value for wristbands. We don't approve of scalping ...   More

News We're a soft-hearted bunch here at WW Headquarters. After all 1,200 tickets to our third annual Eat Mobile food cart festival sold out by Wednesday morning, and we got word that hungry locals were begging for Eat Mobile wristbands on Craigslist, we realized that we needed to give two of you cart-crazy locals a break. But we can't give these golden tickets away to just anybody. Oh no. We want ...   More

News We are happy to announce the winner of WW's "Show Your PDX Food Cart Pride" photo contest and the proud owner of two tickets to our totally sold out Eat Mobile food cart festival this Saturday: JEANNIE JOHNSON. Johnson's plea was simple and sweet: "I took my dad to Brunch Box recently. This is a picture of him enjoying the icanhazcheeseburger. Obviously, he loved it! By the time I was able to ...   More

News Willamette Week's third annual Eat Mobile food cart festival finally arrived Saturday afternoon, and it was huge. How huge? We squeezed 30 carts under two and a half blocks of the Morrison bridge and packed in some 1,900 hungry Portlanders (check out the line!), who between them drank 150 gallons of Pabst Blue Ribbon and ate every last bite of food. (Check out the big Eat Mobile photo slideshow ...   More