Bar Meatball is shifting their gears and
revving out of their Virginia-Highland home. Visit the Bar Meatball
food truck at the Morningside Phamily Jam concert at
Sidney Marcus Park on Friday, June 20 from 6-8 p.m. Dig into classic meatballs
with sauce, meatball sliders with fries and Italian-American pasta topped with
meatballs. All combo plates are $7. Made-to-order ice cream sandwiches will
also be available. Enjoy a house-made chocolate chip and spumoni ice cream ($5)
or the signature Zeppole Joey’s
“bag
o donuts”
with Nutella ($3).
Bar Meatball is on a roll
in the restaurant’s new subway-tile look food truck, popping up at festivals
and food truck hot spots around the ATL. The truck does double duty to crank
out some mean ice cream sandwiches. Pick your sides: chocolate chip, oatmeal
raisin, peanut butter or double chocolate. For the middle, choose vanilla,
peanut butter chip, chocolate or spumoni ice cream. Destined to be summer’s
smash hit at $5 each.
Have you heard who's driving into the A? People's Food Truck is arriving this weekend and is ATL's new "feel good food" truck. This truck runs on compassion for saving and building lives and desires to help a community develop itself through sustainability and stability. People's, the mobile arm of non-profit City of Refuge (COR), will teach skills, provide jobs for and help feed people. People's rolls out, COR community staffing will sell items from a menu created by Ford Fry (JCT. Kitchen & Bar, No. 246,The Optimist and Oyster Bar at The Optimist), and every meal purchased will help feed those in need. Saturday's launch celebration begins with COR's "Refuge Run 5K" in the morning and shifts gears to the People's Food Truck party at City of Refuge from 5-7 p.m. that evening. Grammy award-winner Micah Massey provides musical entertainment. To attend the free event, RSVP to tony@cityofrefugeatl.org with your name and number of guests. People's, start your engine and let the "feel good food" roll.
