Guadalajara’s proposed food-truck operation is not ready to open. The Fresno Bee reported, citing restaurant family member Richard Garcia, that the truck needs several repairs before it can be submitted for health department approval. Garcia gave the Bee a tentative December-or-January estimate, without specifying a year.
Fresno County’s mobile food vendor checklist says vendors undertaking new construction or remodeling must receive plan approval before work begins. The county says it reviews submissions in the order received and aims to complete an initial review within 20 business days, according to the department’s checklist. That general requirement does not establish which steps apply to Guadalajara’s repairs.
The plan reported by the Bee is to place the truck on Fresno Roofing Co. property near the southwest corner of Olive and Fowler avenues. Garcia told the Bee it would operate about 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily except Tuesday.
The Bee reported that the truck is expected to serve the restaurant’s menu, including chile verde with rice and beans, tacos, fajitas and camarones a la diabla, with homemade tortillas. Guadalajara’s restaurant remains at its Weber Avenue location; the restaurant’s website places it between Shields and Dakota avenues.
