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Lobsta Truck Pop Up – December 14th – 5:30 + 8:00 PM Seating
Lobsta Truck
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$67.00
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Lobsta Shop Pop Up Prix Fixe Menu (No Add-Ons)Lobsta Truck Pop Up Prix Fixe Menu plus Whole Belly Fried Ipswich Clams (Add $14)Lobsta Truck Pop Up Prix Fixe Menu plus an Extra 1.5 lbs Steamed Lobster (Add $18)Lobsta Truck Pop Up Prix Fixe Menu plus Whole Belly Fried Ipswich Clams & an Extra 1.5 lbs Steamed Lobster (Add $32)Lobsta Shop Pop Up Prix Fixe Menu (No Add-Ons)
Lobsta Shop Pop Up Prix Fixe Menu (No Add-Ons) – $67.00 Lobsta Truck Pop Up Prix Fixe Menu plus Whole Belly Fried Ipswich Clams (Add $14) – $81.00 Lobsta Truck Pop Up Prix Fixe Menu plus an Extra 1.5 lbs Steamed Lobster (Add $18) – $85.00 Lobsta Truck Pop Up Prix Fixe Menu plus Whole Belly Fried Ipswich Clams & an Extra 1.5 lbs Steamed Lobster (Add $32) – $99.00
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Description
The first ever Lobsta Truck Pop Up will be taking place in Downtown LA on December 14th, 2013.We will be offering a prix fixe menu comprised of the following, a number of samplers between courses:First Course – Half Dozen Oysters on the Half Shell (2-3 varieties from New England & Canada)Second Course – Lobster BisqueThird Course – Steamed PEI MusselsFourth Course – 1.5 lbs Steamed Lobster with Roasted CornFifth Course – Blueberry Cobbler with Vanilla Ice CreamAdd-OnsOptional Course – Whole Belly Fried Ipswich Clams (add $14)Extra 1.5 lbs Steamed Lobster (Add $18)$67 includes tax and gratuity
Month: November 2013
Wednesdays: Orange, St. Joseph Cancer Center
Last weekend for Food Drive at OC Great Park
Great Park Food Drive Underway
• Month-long Food Drive continues through November 24
• Food Drive benefits Second Harvest Food Bank and Community Action Partnership’s Orange County Food Bank
IRVINE – The Orange County Great Park invites the community to celebrate the harvest season by helping local families fight hunger by supporting the Great Park Food Drive. Visitors to the Great Park are encouraged to bring canned or packaged non-perishable food items to one of two collection points at the Great Park, now through Sunday, November 24.
The month-long Great Park Food Drive raced out to a successful start at the Great Park’s Pumpkin Harvest event on Saturday, October 26. More than 1,560 pounds of food were donated by visitors at the family friendly event. Cash donations totaling more than $3,200 were also collected. The cash donations will provide 9,761 meals to families in need.
The Great Park Food Drive benefits Second Harvest Food Bank and Community Action Partnership’s Orange County Food Bank.
“We are grateful to the community and the Great Park for their enthusiastic support of Second Harvest Food Bank,” said Nicole Suydam, CEO, Second Harvest Food Bank. “The food that’s donated will feed hungry families this holiday season and help us end hunger in Orange County.”
“As the holiday season approaches, this is one more example of the Orange County Great Park demonstrating its commitment to enhance the quality of life of vulnerable families,” said Mark Lowry, Director, Orange County Food Bank. “The Great Park truly is the park with a heart.”
Great Park Food Drive Collection Points
Food donations can be made anytime during the hours below:
- Great Park Visitors Center Pavilion: Located near the Great Park Balloon
- Thursday & Friday 10 a.m. – 10 p.m.
- Saturday & Sunday 9 a.m. – 10 p.m.
- Great Park Farmers Market:
- Sunday 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
The Orange County Great Park is located at Sand Canyon and Marine Way, and can easily be reached by the 5 or 405 freeways. For more information, visit, please visit http://www.ocgp.org/ or call 866-829-3829.
About the Orange County Great Park
Hundreds of thousands of visitors from all over Southern California enjoy the Orange County Great Park’s array of recreational and educational opportunities and participate in shared experiences, including panoramic views from the iconic Great Park Balloon that rises 400 feet in the air. Other Great Park features include the Carousel, Farm + Food Lab, Kids Rock Playground, Walkable Historical Timeline, Palm Court Arts Complex, North Lawn recreation area and Historic Hangar 244. In addition to sports clinics, gardening workshops, weekly Farmers Market and other community events, the Great Park hosts an annual series of special events that provide unique experiences for the entire family, including the Great Park Pumpkin Harvest and the Flights & Sounds Summer Festival. With its approximate 1,300-acre master plan, the Great Park is the centerpiece of the redevelopment of the publicly-owned portion of the 4,700-acre former Marine Corps Air Station El Toro. For more information, please visit www.ocgp.org.
Nov 20: Philippines fundraiser in Cerritos
Haute Burger
Waffles De liege
Trailer Park Trunk
Rice Balls on Fire
CurryWurst
Cousins Maine
Lomo Origato
Rajun Cajun
These are the trucks so far!!
Nov 19: Philippines Donation Night in Cypress
Come out and support tonight’s food truck gathering. A portion of the sales will go toward the Philippines tragedy.
Here’s the line up of food trucks (subject to change):
Tue 5-9p @HomeDepot 5800 Lincoln #cypress @BACONMANia @bakerytruck @CMLobster @CrepesBonaparte @FrontPorchPops @garlicscape @kogibbq RT!
— Street Food Tuesday (@StreetFoodTue) November 18, 2013
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Tue 5-9p @HomeDepot 5800 Lincoln #cypress @komodofood @JogasakiBurrito @OCBurgerMonster @piaggioonwheels @TJWoodfirePizza @chunknchip RT!
— Street Food Tuesday (@StreetFoodTue) November 18, 2013
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Tue 5-9p @HomeDepot Lincoln Ave #cypress @kogibbq @porkoricobbq @chunknchip @TJWoodfirePizza @garlicscape @OCBurgerMonster #fundraiser RT
— Street Food Tuesday (@StreetFoodTue) November 18, 2013
Dec 6 – 7: Long Beach, Uptown Village Market
Let the voting begin: Please vote for Lookingforfoodtrucks.com!!
2013 Food Truck Blog of the Year Contest
With that said, there are numerous blogs across the country that cover specific cities and regions where food trucks operate. From New York to Miami and Toronto to Dallas there are bloggers that cover the gamut of mobile food businesses. This poll has been set up to find out which local mobile food blog is the favorite in North America.
Last year, our winner was Alex Levine’s Food Truck Freak out of Chicago. Can she retain her title or will another blogger be able to take the title from her?

To find out, we have listed the Top 17 local food truck blogs. Your job is to vote for your favorite.
This poll will run through Friday, November 8th (11:59 PM Central Time). Once the votes have been tabulated, the winner will be announced. The winner will be able to claim the title of Favorite Local Mobile Food Truck Blog as well as have the chance to be part of a feature story here at Mobile Cuisine that delves into the individuals who run these blogs and why they write what they do.
So help us spread the word for your favorites.
List of local mobile food blogs as well as links to their sites:
Atlanta Street Food Coalition – Atlanta, GA
Austin Food Carts – Austin, TX
DFW Food Truck Foodie – Dallas/Fort Worth, TX
Food Carts Portland – Portland, OR
Food Trailers Austin – Austin, TX
Food Truck Fiesta – Washington DC
Food Truck Freak – Chicago, IL
Hub Food Trucks – Boston, MA
Looking for Food Trucks – Los Angeles/Orange County, CA
Miami Food Trucks – Miami, FL
Nashville Food Truck Junkie – Nashville, TN
New York Street Food – New York, NY
San Diego Food Trucks – San Diego, CA
Seattle Food Truck – Seattle, WA
Street Food Columbus – Columbus, OH
Street Grindz – Hawaii
Toronto Food Trucks – Toronto, Canada
Let the Voting Begin!!! Go to this link:
http://mobile-cuisine.com/features/2013-food-truck-blog-of-the-year-contest/
Nov 7: MTV Shoots segment with Piaggio on Wheels at Universal Studios, Gate 2 Lot
MTV will be filming Piaggio for their new reality show “House of Food” tomorrow at the Universal Studios lunch site. 11-2pm. Located on Bluffside Drive, across gate 2, at south Weddington Park.
NOTE: MTV will be filming the trucks at the park tomorrow 11/7 for their new show “House of Food”, a reality show competition featuring culinary students from across the country. The students are competing for an apprenticeship with three notable L.A. chefs. This particular episode focuses on the food truck culture. It will be business as usual for the trucks, but be aware there will be cameras around, so customers may make it into some shots.
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