Tag: Wash DC
Washington, DC: Takoyaki Hot Dogs, Food Truck Winter Woes, More Intel
By Missy Frederick | Washington DC Eater
They do it all for the workers
It's no secret food trucks struggle during the winter. So why stay open? To hold...
Washington, DC: Sweetbites is opening a cafe and bakery in McLean
Panetta's repertoire includes cookies, cakes, brownies, fruit tarts and 50 flavors of cupcakes
Washington, DC: Five New Food Trucks to Know Now that Spring is Here
Birds are chirping. Flowers are blooming. Your parents are asking if they can stay with you for the Cherry Blossom Festival. It all means one thing: Food truck season is here. Here are five newcomers whose rollouts you may have missed late last year.
Washington, DC: Spring Brings Festive Surprises to D.C
As the sun makes its long-awaited debut, Washington, D.C. will be bustling with a variety of activities for everyone to enjoy. From flea markets, to food trucks and festivals,...
Washington, DC: Pedro & Vinny’s Burrito Cart Plans Expansion as Food Truck Competition Picks...
“The fact that food trucks are so popular has made it easier to get into the truck business,” said Sai Souphom, 34, who started Saivita flower truck in December. “People understand the concept, and your customer reach is obviously wider” than in a brick-and-mortar store.
Washington, DC: As the Upstart Food Truck Industry Matures, Where is D.C.’s Mobile Lunch...
It’s a common narrative, and a popular one, in the food truck industry. Call it the creation myth of the District’s mobile food vendors: Plucky innovators short on capital abandon the tedium of desk jobs and the restrictions of traditional restaurants to peddle their creations to the District’s business-casual-clad lunch crowds.
Washingotn, DC: CapMac’s Last Day Is Friday
The popular food truck CapMac will serve delicious comfort food for the final time on Friday.
Washingon, DC: More Food Truck Regulation Worries; LA Taco Truck
The DC Food Truck Association put out a statement this week that the proposed new regulations would make trucks illegal in most of the downtown area. They've created a map to prove their point, too. The Association has scheduled an open meeting April 1 for all food truck operators to discuss the proposed laws.
Washington, DC: Former Olympic Rower and Brother Launch Peruvian Food Truck
Peruvian Brothers will serve items that the brothers say they most crave when they go back to Peru.
Washington, DC: District Proposes Rules for Food Truck Vendors
The proposed rules — the fourth attempt in recent years to update regulations that date back three decades — identify about two dozen locations that would serve as Mobile Roadway Vending zones, where food trucks could sell meals between 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. without fretting about parking-meter time limits.