Food Trucks...Too much of a good thing?

Ahh, they're all on Facebook, I see. No wonder I couldn't find them. People still use that thing?

Fb drives our business. And Twitter.

Fb drives our business. And Twitter.

Seriously. It's Thursday and for the past couple Thursdays Booty's truck has been at Chestnut and Floyd St. I logged in at lunch to see if she had posted she was set up, and there was nothing...so I called her number listed in the About link. Not there today, she is taking a day off, but apparently I wasn't the first to call and find out why she hadn't posted her whereabouts. We don't always post but we follow you guys on Facebook!

I had a pulled pork sandwich from Moe-Licious about a week ago. It was very good and huge...pork was spilling out from under the bun. For $5, it was quite a substantial sandwich. The pork / sauce was a bit spicy. I liked it, but others might find it too hot. Real nice people. Want to try their ribs next time. DD

Booty took the week off before school to do family things.

We're all pretty good about posting our locations, as we know that's how you guys find us. We also have a responsibility (its in the Ordinance granting us the right to operate) to let the licensing people know where we are, and we also use Fb and Twitter to meet that obligation.

I'm working on getting a fleet of these babies on the road...Our first "bike" (open bus actually) will be plying the streets of Asheville, NC...the beer capital of America...serving beer and BBQ

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Louisville's had one for months.

Louisville's had one for months.

I always see it down on Market at the Trolley Hops.

Louisville's had one for months.

Yeah-yeah....whatever...The difference is that I'm going to have some hawt scantily clad Chicks driving MY bikes...Not a bunch of tatted up hipsters. Should work wonders for the bottom line.

We stopped by Moe-Licious BBQ this afternoon, they were set up across from Trinity, I'm assuming for the football crowd tonight. I had the brisket and my wife had the pulled pork. They were both excellent, a nice smoky flavor but not overly smoky a nice light sauce with just the right amount of kick! We will definitely be be visiting them again soon.

Somebody say food trucks?

Well, Pittsburgh has the ultimate, as far as this Partially Polish Prince is concerned:

Pierogi Truck!

Oh yeah, that's it. I want a pierogi truck! (I'm not even Polish) I love that pierogi!

Pierogi Truck!

Bring it on! Obviously it will never happen here but I certainly would like it to!

Re: Food Trucks...Too much of a good thing?
by Mark R. » Sat Aug 18, 2012 5:15 pm

Steve A wrote:
Pierogi Truck!

Bring it on!

Well, that makes three of us. It's a start! If I can't have a Greek restaurant, a perogi truck would do!

My wife's company's about to open new offices in Butchertown. Seems like The Blind Pig, excellent as it is, is about the only thing to walk to for lunch. Wouldn't Butchertown be a great spot for the food trucks to hit? (or do they already?)