Tag: Dallas
Dallas: City Street Grille’s Rolled Gold
The delicate, buttery cone of waffle bubbles is enjoyable by hand thanks to being wrapped in brown paper, although a fork is offered. Don't resist the temptation to break off a pod of the soft waffle to sample solo.
Dallas: Arts District Seeks Zoning Change for Gourmet Food Trucks
The Dallas City Council could vote this week on a plan to allow gourmet food trucks downtown.
The Food Trucks Are Coming to Dallas, Sort of
The Dallas City Planning Commission has approved changes to some regulations that will allow trucks to operate in the Arts District. Dallas City Council will vote and likely approve the changes at their April 27 meeting.
Dallas Arts District Sets Stage for Food Trucks (video)
Food trucks are a hot trend in gourmet food from New York to Los Angeles, but they're banned in downtown Dallas.
Dallas: Yep, This Food Truck is Cheesy – In a Good Way
Finding the Messy Cheesy Gourmet Food truck is the tricky part. Finding things to like on its menu is a no-brainer, as long as you're not looking for an especially healthy lunch.
Three Gandolfo’s New York Delicatessen Trucks to Hit Dallas Streets
Local entrepreneur Randy Wolken is jumping into the food truck business in a big way. He’s obtained the Dallas franchise rights to Gandolfo’s New York Delicatessen.
Dallas: City Street Grille Food Truck visits Design District
You see, gourmet food trucks are all the craze in Dallas right now and I’ve been dying for one to set up shop in the Dallas Design District.
Dallas: Food Trucks in the Arts District on City Plan Commission’s Agenda
"We will have food trucks in the Arts District by the spring," count on it.
Food Trucks: Less Overhead Translates to Cheap Eats
Mobile restaurants can run on $50,000 to $100,000, while it could cost half a million dollars to build a restaurant, according to the Eagle article.
Fort Worth Closes Downtown Food Trucks Until After Super Bowl
According to Yum Yum Food Truck’s Facebook page, the City of Fort Worth has shuttered the downtown food trucks until after the Super Bowl.
