Sentences with phrase «look at the food trucks»

If you look at the food trucks, trailers, carts and kiosks on the streets and at mobile catering menus, you'll find that almost anything edible can be served up street - side.

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There are a lot of people who aren't chefs but want to get into the food - truck business, which looks like it has a lot of life left — at least the next five years.

A look at how a food truck and a veterinary practice are making virtual relationships online that translate into real - life dollars.

Sitting at the Red Rock restaurant in Norman, Okla., during a meal with Mayfield earlier this month, Browns general manager John Dorsey looked upon the landscape outside and quipped, «Here's what we're gonna do: Open up restaurants right here, all lined up, and they're all gonna be food trucks.»

Late last month, Dana looked at stigma from a slightly different angle, as it relates to candy - and - soda - filled food trucks being allowed to come close to school campuses in her district of San Francisco.

At least the mayor's opposition moved Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito to pull her bill to boost food - truck and other street - vendor licenses: The next council can take a calm look at the idea, rather than rushing a plan through without public revieAt least the mayor's opposition moved Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito to pull her bill to boost food - truck and other street - vendor licenses: The next council can take a calm look at the idea, rather than rushing a plan through without public revieat the idea, rather than rushing a plan through without public review.

Take a detailed look at the most recent federal activity on child nutrition programs, and how the new standards are affecting every - day operations in school districts, including outside vendor contracts, fundraising, food trucks, and wellness policies.

Yes, the 2015 Ford Transit 150 XLT that arrived at the CNET offices was filled with row after row of seats and largely configured as a people carrier / airport shuttle / church bus / tourist transport, but it's easy to look at the boxy 150 and imagine it as a cute little food truck, a mobile dog groomer, a bloodmobile, an emergency vehicle... I could list roles for it all day.

If you know where to look, you can find great food, in an unconventional way; follow @Ofoodtrucks on Twitter to find out where the best food trucks are headed each day, or go to one of their monthly roundups to try a bunch at once.

You can get your pet micro-chipped for $ 10, watch a disc demonstration by Tornado Alley Disc Dogs, look for a forever friend from Norman Animal Welfare, have lunch at one of the food trucks, and if you have registered, attend a Kitten Workshop by the Kitten Lady.

With a flashy green and orange exterior, at first glance this vehicle may look like the common food truck.

Take a look at the offerings (each is home to about 6 - 7 different food trucks) and see which strikes your fancy.

Perhaps most excitingly, the truck has been visiting elementary schools throughout the Denver area to provide children with a closer look at food being grown in an unlikely place.