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What's Keeping Dallas from Having a Food Truck Scene like Austin's | Dallas Weekly

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Jose Felix of Taste Greengo never expected to see people waiting in line at his healthy pop-up at the MLK Food Park in April. On the menu — a variety of tacos: mahi-mahi, broccolini and fried cauliflower wings. “We had people coming up to us and telling us our food was the best,” Felix says. “We sold out every day.”

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