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The best bet I've found is to follow each truck's Facebook page. I've followed pages that have the times posted on them, but it seems like none are updated on a regular basis. Immortal Lobster will be near me twice next week so hopefully I can get there!
The best bet I've found is to follow each truck's Facebook page. I've followed pages that have the times posted on them, but it seems like none are updated on a regular basis. Immortal Lobster will be near me twice next week so hopefully I can get there!
When I lived in urban Northern California I'd eat street vendor food all the time. Never got sick, the pricing was better than restaurants, and all the exciting cooks test a lot of new fusion food creations via food truck or market stands.
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Post where they at and if you had a meal there what you thought of it!
I noticed the Charleston Bird one in MtP today. Didn't even know it existed. Seems to be Southern fried with Mexican influence. Anyone had this yet?
There's an app called Street Food Finder, download, put in your zip and BOOM food trucks for days.
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. Maybe after the holidays...
