LA Truck Scene
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March 18, 2010
LA may have the most active new food truck scene in the country. Most of these new trucks are old taco trucks that have been
LA may have the most active new food truck scene in the country. Most of these new trucks are old taco trucks that have been
We’d heard that Portland had “100s” of food trucks. So while up there Rolando and I were excited to learn about the food truck scene.
I thought this entry would be about Kogi as the antithesis of Clover. All hype, all image, no community, all meat, annoying capitalization of Ls
My expectations were low. Ecco was bought by Intelligentsia recently. They’re best known for “seasonal coffee,” something I think is marketing hype. I don’t like
If you’ve been frequenting the truck lately you’ll notice all of those bags. This picture was taken at Barista, no kidding, that’s what they named
While in LA we visited Intelligentsia’s roastery. This isn’t their primary roastery (Chicago). But they’ve been at it for a few years and use this
The lists vary slightly, but talk to coffee folks and the following will typically show up on lists of “top roasters in the US” Stumptown
Rolando and I just got back from a trip out to the West Coast. We visited LA, SF, Portland. We ate, and ate, and ate,
