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Serving hamburgers prepared with pride and care using Brandt all natural beef. This is single-origin beef raised with no hormones or antibiotics on a family-owned sustainable ranch. Throughout our menu we use the highest quality ingredients, in their purest form, often organic and from local sources.
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- Our schedule for the week of March 13, 2023. India Point Park on Wednesday. South Water Street on Thursday, Friday, and Sunday. The Providence Farmers Market on Saturday morning.
- The schedule for the week of March 6, 2023. Private events early on, but we’ll make it to South Water Street on Friday. The weekend will include the Providence Farmers Market on Saturday and the Providence Flea on Sunday.
- The schedule for the week of February 27, 2023. India Point Park on Wednesday. Friday we’ll be on South Water Street. The Providence Farmers Market on Saturday morning followed by West End Lights in Dexter Field that evening and then we’ll wrap it up at the Providence Flea on Sunday.
- Here’s our schedule for the week of February 20, 2023. We’ll begin at India Point Park on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday we’ll be on South Water Street. The weekend begins with the Providence Farmers Market on Saturday and concludes at the Providence Flea on Sunday.
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Category Archives: Engineering Dept.
Crisis Averted, Countdown Continues!
As the rocket sat on the launch pad at Mom’s, a crisis was averted late Tuesday afternoon as the rocket master alarm went off signaling a failure of the potable water system . . .
Transformation from Uncle Frank’s Pizza Truck to rocket . . .
The truck spent six months, or so, parked unused in Lowell, Massachusetts. Every surface has been cleaned, polished and brought into compliance with our rigorous standards. In fact, the rocket was deemed by the Torrington Area Health District to be … Continue reading
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A food truck adventure . . .
It took four months to the day to find this truck through craigslist sitting in a desolate lot in Lowell, Massachusetts. We had seen many trucks during this search and the wait was worth it. This one is in great shape, … Continue reading
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