Food... on Wheels!

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The food trucks have arrived!  This summer, a wide variety of tasty food items are being offered by a variety of vendors parked around Decatur.  Here are some photos of those stands, as well as their locations.


parked in Kroger's lot in Fairview (Park) Plaza

at intersection of Eldorado & Martin Luther King Drive

frequently seen downtown over lunch hour

on Pershing, directly east of Culvers
parked at corner of Grand and Route 48 (across from Walgreens)

at intersection of Eldorado & Martin Luther King Drive

University Dogs cart, frequently seen downtown over lunch hour

sitting at intersection of Pershing and 22nd Streets

corner of Pershing and Martin Luther King Drive
in gas station lot at corner of Oakland and Ravina Park Road
on West Pershing in lot of "French Quarter West" center


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