JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - While food trucks have taken the streets of Jacksonville by storm, a new kind of mobile kitchen launches in North Florida.
S.O.S. Diner primarily operated in the St Augustine area for three years, becoming a mainstay at Mile Marker Brewing (later Ancient City Brewing). S.O.S. Diner developed a following by offering a down-home-cooking, comfort food favorites such as loaded burgers, bacon-wrapped meatloaf sandwiches, a fresh catch fish sandwich and crispy queso fries. The truck ceased operations in 2016.
Jesse and Laura Dowling got the idea to start a food boat while grilling up burgers on a boat during Labor Day Weekend in 2014. After that weekend the couple made the plunge into the mobile food industry, albeit in a more 'traditional' manner by opening a food truck called S.O.S. Diner.
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