Tropic Hunger is one of the new trucks at Liberty Food Truck Park.
Tropic Hunger
You’ve seen the signs.
The “Coming Soon” banner on that long-empty building or the flashy posting on Facebook and Instagram.
New restaurants, coffee shops and more are in the beginning stages of their Tri-Cities’ debut.
They may not be quite ready to open, but we’ll share what we know about them.
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Con Sabor A Mexico’s new sign is up on 20th Ave. Emma Zawacki emma.zawacki@tricityherald.com Con Sabor A Mexico
1320 N. 20th Ave., Pasco
At the beginning of September, we shared that a new Mexican restaurant was coming to town.
The restaurant celebrated its grand opening Sept. 16, according to Facebook.
They also have a sister restaurant in Sunnyside.
The menu consists of pollo asado, quesabirria and more.
The food truck court near the Highway 240 bypass and Duportail Street is now full with eight trucks. Bob Brawdy bbrawdy@tricityherald.com Liberty Food Truck Park
404 Riverstone Dr.
When construction work wrapped up earlier this year, food trucks from across the Tri-Cities began to move into the 8-site park.
The new park was a $400,000 project, according to previous reporting.
Tropic Hunger is one of the new trucks at the Liberty Food Truck Park. Courtesy of Tropic Hunger
Laura McAllister confirmed on Facebook last week that the park was at capacity. Several other trucks have moved to the park from elsewhere in the Tri-Cities.
Trucks like Tropic Hunger, which was at Columbia Gardens Artisan Village, and Cap’n Dave’s Fish & Chips, which was at Summer’s Hub in Pasco, are open for business.
Explore four different taco spots in downtown Pasco. Courtesy Pasco Taco Crawl Committee Pasco Taco Sprint
Various places in Pasco
Purchase a punch card to unlock four different restaurants in downtown Pasco during a miniature version of the taco crawl, the Pasco Taco Sprint
From 11 a.m.-7p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 10, explore Tri-Cities Afghan Food, Guadalajara Style, Jocho’s Tacos Restaurant and Cecee’s Tacos. Punch cards are available for purchase ahead of time for $12 and can be picked up the day of the event at CD Little Wine Shop, 106 N. 4th Ave. in Pasco.
Tri-Cities Afghan Food works out of the Pasco Specialty Kitchen and is a stop on the crawl. Emma Zawacki emma.zawacki@tricityherald.com
The event benefits the Boys & Girls Club.
You can look at past winners of the Best Taco in Pasco award on their website.
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Reporter Emma Zawacki writes about food and wine for the Tri-City Herald. She earned her degree in journalism with an emphasis in reporting and writing from the Missouri School of Journalism.
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