Food Truck Experience Featuring Black Owned Businesses Only Is Back
LOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 19: General view of atmosphere at GenR: LA Force For Change I Am Not A Weapon Exhibition, hosted by Generation Rescue and the International Rescue Committe, on June 19, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Samantha Trauben/Getty Images for International Rescue Committee)
I love supporting small and local businesses, especially food. When I first experience a “food truck Friday’, it used you be on the corner of Camden and Park. I would leave work late just to be able to visit this experience.
Later, I found out that various local black owned restaurants that either had a mobile extension, or were a food truck only, would gather in the same food truck experience. I knew this was something that I had to experience.
Of course COVID happened, and things like this slowed down due to governmental mandates, but now, it’s back. This is a great way to plan your dinner for tomorrow!
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