Jan. 26, 2010 — La Cocina has gotten the initial nod for a contract to do pushcart food sales in both Dolores Park and Justin Herman Plaza, said director Caleb Zigas. Pending final approval by the seven-member Rec and Park Commission, the nonprofit food business incubator would be able to … more
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Lucero Muñoz, a La Cocina program participant, is featured in this VendrTV short on San Francisco’s bacon-wrapped hot dogs.
You can see more about Lucero Muñoz in this clip from CNS News (around 16:30)… more
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May 26, 2009 — The Creme Brulee Cart is one of many licensed and unlicensed food vendors who have recently hit the streets of San Francisco, especially in the Mission District. The area’s bars, streets and parks host a caravan of food sellers who connect to their customers via social … more
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May 11, 2010 — In a city of organized workers, the illegal hot dog vendors on Mission Street are some of labor’s last lone rangers. And vulnerable ones. They have no permits and no rights. They must be on constant alert for the cops, who write them tickets and even … 
February 25, 2010 — As dozens of new licensed and unlicensed mobile vendors vie for spaces at San Francisco’s parks and sidewalks, and customers line up for their food, the city is coming to grips with the street food phenomenon. 
While the hipster street cart vendors of the Mission District get invited to official functions, many who have long worked the Mission’s streets are more likely to get a $250 ticket than an invitation.
La Cocina Names Food Vendors for Dolores Park
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