Residents, Restaurant Owners and City Chew Over Details of New Food Truck
By the end of Wednesday's meeting, everyone seemed to have a clearer understanding of how a Go Fish! food truck would fit into the neighborhood.
Editor's Note: This article was updated on Saturday, July 30 at 12:30 a.m. to reflect newly supplied information from the Mayor's office. Food trucks are cropping up all over Boston, eliciting largely positive reactions from hungry, on-the-go consumers, while garnering equally nervous ones from area restaurant owners. Charlestown residents, public officers and the owner of Go Fish! Mobile Food Truck met on Wednesday to discuss the controversial opening of a food truck in the Navy Yard. Neighborhood liaison Danielle Valle Fitzgerald arranged the meeting at the Constitution Inn after the news of the coming food truck took many neighbors and restaurant owners by surprise. People were further puzzled after the truck didn’t show up Wednesday, …
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Jimmy G.
4:11 pm on Monday, October 3, 2011
Funny One week you guys dont want anything down the Navy Yard...Heck i even remember When they wanted to Change the Name to East or West Charlestown Something stupid like that .... I even think some folks wanted to close the gates at a certain time and require an ID to prove you lived down there to get in.....Now you guys want more more more stuff and food trucks ...Every Few years as the crowds … more ›