Taco Truck Battle Heats Up in Los Angeles
16 years, 10 months ago

Taco Truck Battle Heats Up in Los Angeles

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Taco Truck Battle Heats Up in Los Angeles toggle caption toggle caption Ben Bergman, NPR Pulitzer Prize-winning restaurant critic Jonathan Gold gets paid to eat wherever he wants. Maria Melgar owns the Birrieria Guadalajara restaurant in East Los Angeles, which has one of the highest concentrations of taco trucks in the county. "After six o'clock, this restaurant is closed because that's the hour that the catering trucks come in," says Herrera, who's also president of the Greater East Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. Back at the Taco Truck Down the street at Tacos El Galuzo, one of many popular taco trucks in the neighborhood, owner Juan Torres sees the situation differently.

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