Check out these upcoming events in Tucson, Arizona where you can find food trucks, trailers and carts:
Sunday, May 20, 2012
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Tucson Food Truck Pod to Launch at Civano Nursery
The latest street food place-to-be for food truck owners and foodies alike – the first Tucson food truck pod – will launch Thursday, May 31 at Civano Nursery, 5301 S. Houghton Road in Tucson, Arizona. Initial plans include up to four food trucks, operating Thursday through Sunday from 11:00 am to 5:00 PM.
I had a chance to connect with Kenn Goldman, organizer of Tucson Food Truck Pods, to ask him a few quick questions. Kenn is also co-owner of Dragoon Market & Cafe, a catering and mobile food business specializing in freshly prepared southwestern-inspired foods and desserts. ~ Kim Bayne
I had a chance to connect with Kenn Goldman, organizer of Tucson Food Truck Pods, to ask him a few quick questions. Kenn is also co-owner of Dragoon Market & Cafe, a catering and mobile food business specializing in freshly prepared southwestern-inspired foods and desserts. ~ Kim Bayne
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Chat Room for Street Food Files
Monday, March 12, 2012
Street Food Files Offers Free “One-Stop Shop” for Arizona Food Trucks
Gourmet and specialty food truck content curated through online project
TUCSON, AZ. – March 12, 2012 – Food truck fever continues to sweep the nation. Now Arizonans have a single online resource to help them find local gourmet food trucks whenever hunger strikes: Street Food Files (SFF). SFF is an online project being developed by Tucson-based business and technology writer Kim M. Bayne.
TUCSON, AZ. – March 12, 2012 – Food truck fever continues to sweep the nation. Now Arizonans have a single online resource to help them find local gourmet food trucks whenever hunger strikes: Street Food Files (SFF). SFF is an online project being developed by Tucson-based business and technology writer Kim M. Bayne.
Monday, March 5, 2012
Top Five Twitter Best Practices for Food Truck Owners
It's tough enough to run a food business without worrying if your customers can find you. Fortunately, most food truck owners know the value of social media, especially when it comes to Twitter. But the real question is, “what are the best, most effective ways to tweet?”
Click here to read this post on Food Network Canada's Eat St. blog.
Click here to read this post on Food Network Canada's Eat St. blog.
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