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The idea sounds really cool but the gourmet part sort've scares me into thinking prices will be really steep. Am I right in thinking that?
My experience with these trucks outside festivals has been that they are very reasonable considering the qualilty and quantity of food you are getting however I would guess they would be a bit more expensive inside a festival.
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I've got a question for people out of Tennessee. Do you have Petro's wherever you are from? I'm from Knoxville and grew up thinking they were as national as McDonalds until my dad told me about the first time they started at our Worlds Fair.
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I've got a question for people out of Tennessee. Do you have Petro's wherever you are from? I'm from Knoxville and grew up thinking they were as national as McDonalds until my dad told me about the first time they started at our Worlds Fair.
We don't even have them in Nashville! But I've been to one in Knoxville before.
Post by HoodooOperator on Jun 4, 2011 19:39:54 GMT -5
As someone in the center of the food truck craze (Los Angeles, over 5000 trucks) I am very excited for this. However with such a ginormous crowd I can see the quality dipping a bit. Even at bigger events here in LA like: First Friday in Venice, or at an outdoor street fest/concert, the food is never quite as good as if you find it doors up off the side of a street. Despite this I am still uber-excited because this food will be lightyears better than the usual vendors. I wouldn't expect prices to be too nuts either, they are definitely comparable to a normal vendors pricing. I really hope this is right next to the Brooers tent, that would be lovely!
Post by HoodooOperator on Jun 4, 2011 19:42:10 GMT -5
Next year Bonnaroo should host a "Great Food Truck Race" with The Food Network and have the race end at the farm. It'd be so rad to have some of the awesome LA truck in Manchester!
I've got a question for people out of Tennessee. Do you have Petro's wherever you are from? I'm from Knoxville and grew up thinking they were as national as McDonalds until my dad told me about the first time they started at our Worlds Fair.
I love them there used to be one in Nashville at Rivergate mall at one point. That being said the odds of me wanting a chili frito pie in the Bonnaroo heat are pretty low.
I've got a question for people out of Tennessee. Do you have Petro's wherever you are from? I'm from Knoxville and grew up thinking they were as national as McDonalds until my dad told me about the first time they started at our Worlds Fair.
There was one in Murfreesboro years ago before the food court went out of business.
OMG. gastroPOD?!?
