Food Trucks

Friday Night Food Truck Meetup Moving

Friday night's Tamiami Truckers Food Court, which is held at 12795 SW 137th Ave., will be moving, reports organizer Caza Crepes. The new location will likely be nearby.Here are some of the trucks to keep an eye on: Wing Commander, MonTaco, Caza Crepes, La Camaronera's Fish Box, Latin House Grill, Churro...

By Chuck Strouse

January 24, 2011

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Friday night's Tamiami Truckers Food Court, which is held at 12795 SW 137th Ave., will be moving, reports organizer Caza Crepes. The new location will likely be nearby.

Here are some of the trucks to keep an eye on: Wing Commander, MonTaco, Caza Crepes, La Camaronera's Fish Box, Latin House Grill, Churro Mania, Grill Master Cafe, Slow Food Truck, Cheeseme, The Rolling Stove, Jefe's Original Fish Taco & Burgers, Latin Burger, Ms. Cheezious, Sakaya Kitchen's Dim Ssäm à gogo, and Feverish.

We will be reporting more on this as soon as new arrangements are made.

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Chuck Strouse is the former editor in chief of Miami New Times. He has shared two Pulitzer Prizes and won dozens of other awards. He is an honors graduate of Brown University and has worked at newspapers including the Miami Herald and Los Angeles Times.

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