Coop by Cowpig opening brick-and-mortar on 4th Ave
For Star subscribers: Coop got its start at food court American Eat Co. Now the Tucson eatery known for its chicken tenders is moving into its own brick-and-mortar.
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For Star subscribers: Coop got its start at food court American Eat Co. Now the Tucson eatery known for its chicken tenders is moving into its own brick-and-mortar.
Rafael De La Cuesta used to build backyard pools for a living.
The city is speaking directly with the community about a possible food truck ordinance. If adopted, food trucks will be allowed on private property.
If it’s on a back-to-school supply list, the Supplies for Success Drive — which runs through Aug. 18 — is collecting it.
The menu will change roughly every couple of weeks, reflecting the time of year and availability of seasonal ingredients.