One business owner in Wilmington has a beef with the city over a hot dog stand. The owner of Haley’s Hot Dog Cart is boiling mad because he says the city forced him to close down.
Wilmington city rules require food truck operators to work from brick-and-mortar kitchens, a mandate challenging food truck operators.
Watching Wilmington’s food truck scene evolve is a lesson in the modern marketplace.
The popular food truck The Patty Wagon will serve hamburgers in downtown Wilmington again this weekend, but its fate there as well as that of other food trucks parking in Wilmington is up in the air until city ordinances change
Watching Wilmington’s food truck scene evolve is a lesson in the modern business place.
Flaming Amy’s Sacred Burrito Bus is the leader in Wilmington’s mobile menu race, but competition keeps rolling onto the streets.
The truck will be deployed to events, private catering in addition to parking on the curb for walkup service.
Crowds of people waited in line for that taste of BBQ ribs and live music played by local bands.
I will be taking over the truck formerly operated by Port City Sliders.
They will work together to increase business and ask for the city’s help in clarifying zoning laws
