I would like to support Pensacola Food Trucks let us give the people a chance to bring culture and competition to Pensacola. Our City is growing fast and it would be nice to see bigger and better changes.
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Beth G
12 years ago
Keep it!! It's great for the town!!
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Mayme Vestal
12 years ago
Keep the food trucks!! It's perfect for late night snacks downtown!!!
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Yes! Allow food trucks in downtown Pensacola!
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Erika Reed
12 years ago
I think that food trucks in downtown Pensacola are a great idea...it's dumb to not allow these in downtown Pensacola because it would help raise more money for this town. As long as the vendors have the necessary license to sell food and up to date inspections..let them be!
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Anonymous
12 years ago
I've eaten from these types of trucks in California. The food is good. Pensacola is so behind the times. It has a small town mentality.
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Alice Parker
12 years ago
YES YES YES
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Briana
12 years ago
GO TRUCKS!
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Pat Johnson
12 years ago
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The folks that eat at these trucks are a whole different clientele than those that frequent the sit down restaurants and don't represent a threat. If the people don't want them they will go away from lack of business so I say let them in and allow the people who like them to have the option.
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Craig Shumaker
12 years ago
Variety is the spice of life and having different choices of food. It is time for the City of Pensacola to open their minds and move to the 21st century.
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Julie Young
12 years ago
Supporting small business and entrepreneurship contributes to enhancing the brand and identity of a city, draws tourists, provides jobs, and contribute revenue to the city. Food trucks offer valuable services, stimulate culinary innovation, help energize the streets, and are able to reflect the food heritage of our community that large chain restaurants are unable to.
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Gabriela Galescu
12 years ago
Not allowing food trucks to operate in order to eradicate poverty is like not giving people medical help in order to make them well!
Let's catch up with the rest of the country;)
This is the best thing to happen to downtown Pcola in a long time. Isn't this what the "free market" is supposed to be about?
I love the food trucks! I go there nearly everyday! I support the food trucks!
Don't send me e-mails.
I work downtown Pensacola, and I'm so grateful we have them.
we love food trucks! equal oppertunity for business for everyone!
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I would like to support Pensacola Food Trucks let us give the people a chance to bring culture and competition to Pensacola. Our City is growing fast and it would be nice to see bigger and better changes.
Keep it!! It's great for the town!!
Keep the food trucks!! It's perfect for late night snacks downtown!!!
Yes! Allow food trucks in downtown Pensacola!
I think that food trucks in downtown Pensacola are a great idea...it's dumb to not allow these in downtown Pensacola because it would help raise more money for this town. As long as the vendors have the necessary license to sell food and up to date inspections..let them be!
I've eaten from these types of trucks in California. The food is good. Pensacola is so behind the times. It has a small town mentality.
YES YES YES
GO TRUCKS!
The folks that eat at these trucks are a whole different clientele than those that frequent the sit down restaurants and don't represent a threat. If the people don't want them they will go away from lack of business so I say let them in and allow the people who like them to have the option.
Variety is the spice of life and having different choices of food. It is time for the City of Pensacola to open their minds and move to the 21st century.
Supporting small business and entrepreneurship contributes to enhancing the brand and identity of a city, draws tourists, provides jobs, and contribute revenue to the city. Food trucks offer valuable services, stimulate culinary innovation, help energize the streets, and are able to reflect the food heritage of our community that large chain restaurants are unable to.
Not allowing food trucks to operate in order to eradicate poverty is like not giving people medical help in order to make them well!
All the cool cities have food trucks, why not us?