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Food Trucks work in Round Rock
Round Rock searches for food trucks the way a fast growing suburb does. People moving into the new builds off University Boulevard and the older streets near downtown both look for a truck before they look for a restaurant. The demand splits between weekday lunch around the office and retail corridors, evening service at the subdivisions and the parks, and weekend bookings for private events. Owner operators make up most of the trade here, with a smaller number of franchise units and trailers tied to a single commissary. The searches are local and they are specific: a neighbourhood name, a day, a kind of food. That is the demand available, and it is steady enough to support pages written for each part of the city.
