What Food Carts Teach Us About Personal Development
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For dinner this evening, I ate two burritos in what used to be an abandoned parking lot and commercial space six months ago. What used to be an eyesore has been converted into a place to walk, talk, eat, and spend. The way in which it has been converted is idiosyncratically Portland. The parking lot is now a collection of eight or so food carts, and the commercial space inside houses a bar, several micro-restaurants, two micro-stores, and a coffee corner. If you've never seen one of these spaces, imagine a mall food court in the size of what would normally be one restaurant or garage. To top it off, it's a Latin-themed commercial center, so every one of the units features a different kind of food or taste from Central and South America.
What Food Carts Teach Us About Personal Development
What Food Carts Teach Us About Personal…
What Food Carts Teach Us About Personal Development
For dinner this evening, I ate two burritos in what used to be an abandoned parking lot and commercial space six months ago. What used to be an eyesore has been converted into a place to walk, talk, eat, and spend. The way in which it has been converted is idiosyncratically Portland. The parking lot is now a collection of eight or so food carts, and the commercial space inside houses a bar, several micro-restaurants, two micro-stores, and a coffee corner. If you've never seen one of these spaces, imagine a mall food court in the size of what would normally be one restaurant or garage. To top it off, it's a Latin-themed commercial center, so every one of the units features a different kind of food or taste from Central and South America.