The coalition’s main goal is to bring food vendors, local businesses and the community together and to shed light on how street food can help cities and local businesses.
Brian and Margita Webb have been espousing the virtues of Filipino street food via their food truck Hey Joe! since it hit the streets in 2011. Now it’s time for their close-up.
Food trucks are big business these days. And Friday, a new one rolled into town. But make no bones about it, this truck is for dogs only!
Like the truck, the brick-and-mortar Short Leash will feature its menu of gourmet hot dogs augmented with customer-requested specials such as the Sunny Style Hot Dog made with grilled peaches and prosciutto, bratwurst sliders cooked in Four Peaks Kiltlifter, and sausage entrees.
“Food trucks are so popular now, so our whole basis was about getting the word out and having a good time
Two local radio stations are planning a food truck festival for next month that will feature 22 vendors at Park Central Mall in Phoenix.
Not that we still don’t enjoy food trucks. Their offerings at lower commitment levels than those of their dine-in brethren make them the most accessible and cheapest culinary adventures in town.
Join us every second Thursday of the month for food and entertainment!
Hey Joe!, the food truck serving Filipino cuisine, have purchased a 1920s bungalow, at 2237 North Seventh Street in Central Phoenix, and turned it into a kind of food truck pop-up restaurant.
Don’t feel like cooking a meal or looking for a new on-site dining experience during race week? PIR is bringing the residents of ZOOMTOWN, U.S.A. the chance to sample the ‘Food Truck Party’ craze.
