The food truck, which staff said is the beginning of a fleet of mobile food trucks, sells fish, shrimp, beef and chicken tacos as well as burgers and sandwiches. www.outriggerstacotruck.com
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Outriggers Fish Taco Co. opened early May across from Jackie's Brickhouse at 1026 Marina Bay Drive, Clear Lake Shores.
The food truck, which staff said is the beginning of a fleet of mobile food trucks, sells fish, shrimp, beef and chicken tacos as well as burgers and sandwiches. www.outriggerstacotruck.com
The food truck, which staff said is the beginning of a fleet of mobile food trucks, sells fish, shrimp, beef and chicken tacos as well as burgers and sandwiches. www.outriggerstacotruck.com
By Colleen Ferguson
A native central New Yorker, Colleen Ferguson worked as an editorial intern with the Cy-Fair and Lake Houston | Humble | Kingwood editions of Community Impact before joining the Bay Area team in 2020. Colleen graduated from Syracuse University in 2019, where she worked for the campus's independent student newspaper The Daily Orange, with a degree in Newspaper and Online Journalism from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications and a degree in Spanish language and culture. Colleen previously interned with The Journal News/lohud, where she covered the commute in the greater New York City area.
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