Rallies will be replaced by carryout events with multiple trucks and no on-site seating.
“Small businesses like food trucks generally don’t operate over the winter. By the time spring comes, they have used up most of their reserved resources and need to start making money again,” said Brian Johnson, the event organizer, in a news release. “By adjusting our model to carryout, it will provide an opportunity to support these small businesses.”
Credit: Tom Gilliam
Credit: Tom Gilliam
Food trucks scheduled to appear at Yellow Cab Tavern on March 20 from 5 p.m. – 10 p.m. include The Wicked Lobstah, Hunger Paynes, The Pizza Bandit, and more to be confirmed.
In order to ensure customers’ safety, the following rules will be enforced during Yellow Cab Food Truck Carryout events:
• Guests should call, text, or e-mail orders ahead of arrival if possible.
• Individuals will be encouraged to order for whole families or large groups to prevent such groups from amassing on-site.
• Eating on-site will not be permitted.
“We’re doing our best to roll with the punches,” Johnson said. “We are committed to providing incredible food from the area’s best food trucks. It’s a matter of balancing service and safety, and we’ll always err on the side of safety.”
Additional details regarding Yellow Cab Food Truck Carryout can be found at https://www.yellowcabfoodtrucks.com/
WANT TO GO?
What: Yellow Cab Food Truck Carryout on Friday, March 20
When: Third Friday of each month from 5 p.m. – 10 p.m.
Where: 700 E. Fourth St. in downtown Dayton, Ohio
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