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The Los Angeles Times brings us the good news that a controversial Los Angeles County law encroaching on the liberty of taco trucks has been struck down by a judge.
Perhaps this ruling will also protect San Francisco's own "oases of meat and cheer in the night," recently threatened with the kibosh, as SFist reported earlier this month.
It's not clear whether the ruling applies to bookmobiles.
Savor the victory at saveourtacotrucks.org (or continue the struggle: the Save Our Taco Trucks people say that bacon-wrapped hot dog vendors are the next target of streetfoodaphobes).
Photo "Tacos Quiroga" by Marshall Astor (CC: Some Rights Reserved).
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Street food is the best food out there. That's some good news.
Dude, that headline calls for a t-shirt.
I hired the El Tonayense truck for my wedding rehearsal dinner. Pretty funny watching our friends from the East Coast and Europe approach first with trepidation and then return to order 5 of them with enthusiasm.
Their truck on Harrison and 19th has a restaurant inspection score of 100. That's one hundred. How many restaurants have 100? Delfina has a 92!
Don't touch my bacon-wrapped hot dogs!!!! What else will I eat when I'm drunk??