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Food trucks such as Schnitzel King can offer ease and speed for those looking to eat on the go but some restaurant owners say these type of food establishments hurt brick and mortar restaurants.

 

 


Taking sides in Chicago's new food truck ordinance

by Rahel Solomon
June 26, 2012


Restaurant owners say a proposed ordinance will hurt business by allowing food truck operators to prepare and serve food from their trucks.