It was just before noon, and a one-block stretch of of the street was filling with downtown office workers and festivalgoers for the inaugural One Spark “crowdsourcing” festival where hundreds of innovators and c
As part of this week’s One Spark “crowdfunding” festival, several food trucks and food vendors will create a “food village” on Laura Street, between Forsyth and Adams streets.
They can make their businesses elsewhere, but what about us? People like us, we’re stuck here regardless
Every day, you get a different freshness and taste for my gourmet palette. It’s really a nice surprise every day.
Food trucks are booming in larger cities such as Atlanta, and local vendors have been inquiring about how to set up shop in Jacksonville. Now the City Council plans to consider whether and how to let that happen.
It’s a community that lives on social media.
Fully immerse yourself in food truck culture
Everybody down here likes barbecue.
More than 2,000 trucks are moving across the state of Florida.
Diners can expect most of what Waller serves at his west Jacksonville restaurant, Monroe’s Smokehouse Bar-B-Q, including Monroe’s famous smoked wings, pulled pork platters, two-meat combos, sandwiches, salads and more.
