Can You Call It A Food Truck...When It's A Bus...And It Doesn't Move?

 For some strange reason, there are more food trucks in our little town than in the much larger city from which we moved. I don't know why--maybe there are fewer government restrictions up here. For whatever reason, we're not complaining.

Then, there's the Taqueria El Cazador.

It's not a food truck, but a food bus.

And I don't think it's going anywhere anytime soon.

But, it serves up some mighty fine food.

When we drive into town, we pass this bus restaurant almost every time. Last spring when we were putting in our sprinklers, I asked Mark, the sprinkler guy we hired, where the good places to eat in town were. He named several, then he named the Taqueria El Cazador. "The bus?" I said. "Yes," he said. 

It took us a year to finally stop and try it. Mark was right--good food.

Yes, we have a McDonalds and a Wendys and a Burger King and a Taco Time and an Arctic Circle...the same fast food places you can find in many other towns, and in some cases in other countries. But, this fine establishment is unique. You can search high and low and you'll most likely never find another one quite like it.

Still...can it be considered a food truck? Probably doesn't matter, anyway.