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Restaino Announces Food Truck Thursdays Are Back at the Niagara Falls Train Station

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Reporter Staff  ·  June 9, 2021
Restaino Announces Food Truck Thursdays Are Back at the Niagara Falls Train Station
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By: Staff Reporter

Mayor Robert Restaino announced the 4th annual Food Truck Thursdays event kicking on June 3rd. Food Truck Thursdays are held every Thursday throughout the summer ending on August 26th.

“We are excited to bring back Food Truck Thursdays for a 4th year,” said City of Niagara Falls Mayor Robert Restaino. “This is a great opportunity for residents and visitors to enjoy food in a great atmosphere. We’ve got a great line up this year for food and entertainment, and we’re looking forward to this event continuing to grow in the years to come.”

The food trucks are located at the Niagara Falls Train Station, 825 Depot Avenue West, Niagara Falls, NY 14305. Food is served from 11:00 a.m. through 1:30 p.m. COVID-19 safety guidelines will be followed accordingly the current NYS guidance.

For more information and updates, follow the City of Niagara Falls on Facebook (@CityOfNiagaraFallsNY and @MayorOfNiagaraFallsNY). If you are interested in getting involved in Food Truck Thursdays, please contact Allen Booker at [email protected].

Full Summer Food Truck Line-up:

June 10: Steaksters, 42 North Brewing Company
June 17: Fat Bobs, 42 North Brewing Company
June 24: Lloyd Taco, 42 North Brewing Company
July 1: Dirty Bird
July 8: Steaksters
July 15: Fat Bobs
July 22: Mother Cluckers
July 29: Lloyd Taco
August 5: Dirty Bird
August 12: Fat Bobs
August 19: Mother Cluckers
August 26: J&L BBQ

Full Summer Entertainment Line-up:

June 3: Custode and Parisi Jazz Duo
June 17: Will Holton
July 1: Bruce Wojick
July 15: Tedesco Knows Best
July 29: Tedesco Knows Best
August 12: Bruce Wojick
August 26: Will Holton

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