It’s been 10 years since I first spoke with Ranch Foods Direct founder (also political activist and independent cattle producer) Mike Callicrate about his vision for what was then being
Brighton will soon be home to a new food truck project. Beginning in March, Street Cart Eats will host at least thirteen food trucks, three non-food vendors, a taproom, a mini-market and live music at 19 South Third Avenue. “We want to showcase different world cuisines that bring a variety of options for locals and traveling food enthusiasts that you can t find any other place,” says Jason Powers, the project s founder.
He’s run World Taco Fusion (WTF) food trucks in Austin and Denver since 2015, but instead of expanding to a brick-and-mortar, Powers wanted to go even bigger to challenge himself, provide variety for customers, and tap into the creativity that comes from working with such a diverse range of businesses.