We told you in April that the owner of the Graffiti Junktion franchise, Greg Peters, signed a new lease for the space in Thornton Park that formerly housed his Graffiti Junktion restaurant at 900 E. Washington Street (MAP).
Peters' restaurant concept will be called Truck Stop Pop Up Kitchen (Facebook | Website) according to Orlando Weekly. There will be a different chef & menu every night. The restaurant is looking for catering companies, food trucks, chefs, local bands, local artists and local charities to get involved.
The fee each Chef will pay is $350. For the first 30 days the restaurant is open the fee is waived.
Peters' restaurant concept will be called Truck Stop Pop Up Kitchen (Facebook | Website) according to Orlando Weekly. There will be a different chef & menu every night. The restaurant is looking for catering companies, food trucks, chefs, local bands, local artists and local charities to get involved.
The fee each Chef will pay is $350. For the first 30 days the restaurant is open the fee is waived.
The restaurant is expected to open in 5 weeks.
The building had sat vacant for months in Thornton Park which had recently seen the loss of 4 restaurants in 9 months:
- August 2016, Wildside BBQ closed.
- November 2016 Verde Mexican Soul Food closed.
- March 2017 Baoery Asian Gastropub closed.
- May 7th Muchos Tacos & Tequila will close and re-open with a new concept.