Norfolk, VA: Possible Food Truck Locations Released

If the food truck ordinance were to pass, pushcarts would be approved to use on sidewalk locations, the specifics of which have not been released.

If the food truck ordinance were to pass, pushcarts would be approved to use on sidewalk locations, the specifics of which have not been released.

Vendors say they need more freedom on where they can set up, so on Monday they staged a demonstration at local Haynes furniture stores to give people what they hope is a taste of what’s to come

Food truck owners are still waiting to wheel into downtown.

If we were in a bigger and more populated area it would work because you have millions of people to support the food trucks and the surrounding restaurants

If the City Council decides to allow food trucks in downtown, it probably will be with stricter regulations than have been proposed.

Let me acknowledge I am a big supporter of food trucks

The Downtown Norfolk Civic League supports the original proposal that would give food trucks more possible locations for service and longer hours

The sandwich chain Pita Pit is making a push into nontraditional growth with the opening of units in a mobile trailer on a Navy base and in a Colorado convenience store.

If the City Council decides to allow food trucks, which are larger, more sophisticated operations, then the options for a quick bite in downtown would increase.