Slapfish Truck Continues Trend, Plans to Opens Brick-and-Mortar Location

Do well with your food truck, open a brick-and-mortar location? Could this be the M.O. of all future food trucks? We’ve seen it with a few different Southern California food truck brands, including Jason Quinn of The Lime Truck, who opened his own restaurant Playground , and now we’re seeing trucks like SlapFish follow suit.

Announced via the SlapFish Facebook page, truck owner Andrew Gruel plans to shut down his truck for the winter in anticipation of an early 2012 opening. Location, exact opening date are still up in the air, but Gruel told OC Weekly that the brand is “99 percent finished” with their paperwork.

More information on the restaurant opening as it is made available.

 

More content

Eating Out
Taco Bell Brings Back The Triple Double Crunchwrap
Taco Bell is bringing back the Triple Double Crunchwrap, the stacked version of its most loyal menu item. Starting April 16, the Triple Double Crunchwrap…
,
Eating OutPartners
Taco Bell Drops Diablo Dusted Crispy Chicken Nuggets Coated In All-New Diablo Dust
Taco Bell just turned its iconic Diablo Sauce into a dust and put it straight on their Crispy Chicken Nuggets. Starting April 16, Diablo Dusted…
,
Eating Out
Wingstop Introduces Citrust Mojo As Its Latest Flavor
Wingstop is adding a new limited-time flavor called Citrus Mojo. The Citrus Mojo dry rub goes bright and savory at the same time—garlic, cumin, and…
,
Burger
We Deliver!

Enter your email address below and we'll deliver our top stories straight to your inbox