Renaissance Sausage rolling on

"Food trucks are fun, but they're brutal," says link lord Dan Semko, who's told Meal Ticket today he's ending the year-plus run of his Renaissance Sausage truck.

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Renaissance Sausage rolling on

POSTED: Tuesday, July 19, 2011, 2:30 PM

Filed Under: Closings | On Wheels

"Food trucks are fun, but they're brutal," says link lord Dan Semko, who's told Meal Ticket today he's ending the year-plus run of his Renaissance Sausage truck. The last day for the mobile sandwich op will be Sunday, July 31 at the Headhouse Farmers Market (Second and Lombard), but don't fear, Renaissance men and women; Semko is still selling his links at local markets and will be doubling up wholesale efforts in the coming months. "The business is still going, and in a positive direction."

Renaissance's wheels are for sale, by the by. Inquire at renaissancesausage@gmail.com and stay tuned to Meal Ticket for upcoming details about Semko's top-secret future plans.

Posted by Adam Erace @ 2:30 PM Permalink | 2 comments

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0 like this / 0 don't • Posted 2:45 PM, 07/19/2011

2nd food truck this week! They say death comes in 3's, who's next?

— MLF

0 like this / 0 don't • Posted 9:02 PM, 07/19/2011

Philly could afford to lose a cupcake truck

— ButtonButtonFace

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