For Star subscribers: A new food truck park opening in Tucson will have up to 12 trucks serving a variety of eats and an indoor seating area with a bar.
Operated by the owners of The Pit, on 22nd Street and Pantano Road, the new site will be a relocation.
Owners Amber Donahue and Chris Frisch plan to have up to 12 trucks serving a wide variety of food and an indoor seating area with a bar.Joey Castillo, with Volk Co., represented the tenants, who hope to open by January. People are also reading… The landlords of the current site on the east side are considering having it redeveloped into a gas station, which prompted the venue change.And the City of Tucson is working with the business on permits that weren’t in existence for food truck park operations previously and caused some problems, Donahue said.
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