Tag: war

Yesterday, a New York City hot dog vendor celebrated Friday the 13th—both the day and the horror film—by slashing up a rival vendor's face.

The basis of the story is this: a falafel truck has set up shop on Bedford Ave, where it's competing with the popular Oasis falafel restaurant, also on Bedford Ave.

The vow by Chicken John Rinaldi to vomit in Dolores Park has gotten a lot of media attention.

Over the course of the last several months, they've watched the number of food trucks — or as they call them, "roach coaches" — burgeon on the stretch between Yarmouth and Zelzah, growing from one or two, parked only in front of Menchie's, to tonight's herd of fifteen trucks, spread up and down the street.

Gunmen opened fire on a burrito truck in this border city, killing the vendor, his 10-year-old son and two other people Friday, a day after an attack on a nearby bar resulted in 10 deaths.

The Food Truck Wars, organized by The Dish Dash team, the USC Interfraternity Council and the USC Panhellenic Council, is a six-hour philanthropic feast-a-thon.

This morning, at the conference of the International Council of Shopping Centers, as suprising questions was posed: Does your jurisdiction support food trucks?

After the war, Rosenberg borrowed $1000. Along with his own $1500 in war bonds, he started a "mobile industrial catering business," amassing 140 catering trucks, 25 in-plant outlets and a vending operation.

Is there a street food vendor's war brewing? Yes, if you are thinking of the new gourmet (upscale) food trucks phenomenon. They started in major cities and now have spread to the suburbs, the most recent location being West Kendall located in Miami-Dade County, Florida.

Jersey Grub plans its launch this weekend, the latest in the realm of East Coast-leaning food trucks.