Tag: chili cheese
Kansas, MO: The Detroit Coney Food Truck Has Legit French Fries
Topped with yellow mustard, a thin chili - existing somewhere on the spectrum between sauce and tailgaiting chili - and raw white onion, it's a multi-napkin affair. In a city starved for hot dogs, it's a welcome addition.
Food Network: America’s Favorite Food Truck — We Have a Winner
The contest to name America’s Favorite Food Truck started back in July with nearly 600 trucks
Port Chester, NY: Leaders Queasy About Food Trucks in Village
A trio of food trucks have made Abendroth Avenue into a little lunch alley
Ontario, CA: Food Trucks Roll into Inland Empire
Banned by both San Bernardino and Riverside counties, the popular gourmet restaurants on wheels get a day in the Ontario sun.
Chicago: What to Eat at Hot Bunz, Humboldt Park’s New Hot Dog Truck
As you can imagine, a fully loaded Chicago-style hot dog wouldn't exactly travel well all wrapped up, and that explains why no one else has tried to do this before.
Petro’s Eyes Bigger Bite of Market Pie
Petro's Chili & Chips, which features corn chips covered with chili, cheese, tomatoes, green onions and sour cream, is making its debut in the theme park.
LA: Finally Got My Mouth Around a Greasy Wiener
The Greasy Wiener claims to serve New Jersey style dogs with West Coast flavor. Jersey style dogs are deep fried, that's all I know about them.
LA: The Greasy Wiener
Adam “Iggy” Dragotta and Eric Maczko hail from New Jersey and have created a really fun menu and food truck experience.
“Far From Home” Joins Philly Food-Truck Scene
No longer a bastion of the cheap, fast and greasy, food trucks are on the rise. Cities like New York and Los Angeles have what seems like an armada of mobile chefs, each with dedicated fans who track specials and daily locations via social media.
Food on the Go: Pushcart a Step Toward Upward Mobility
When Susan Paden, owner of Good Dog, wanted to expand her specialty hot-dog restaurant, she followed the crowd. Her increasing number of takeout orders persuaded her to add a roving cart called Good Dog Go.