A post on another board mentioned that a taco truck in LA posted updates on its whereabouts on Twitter. I’m wondering if there are local food-venue related twitterers worth “following” (Nancy Berry, are you on...

"There is nothing faster for communicating than Twitter," said Aaron Allen, chief executive of restaurant consulting firm Quantified Marketing Group. "You have to be a complete moron to ignore it." So be me. http

A good example of a food-related use of twitter: Twitter taste live at the Saatchi Gallery for the Bibendum Wine Tasting in London: http://is.gd/gIom

Has anyone come across a useful Twitter or Facebook page for either a bar or restaurant? I became a fan of some local Seattle restaurants via Facebook, but they never post anything. Other than displaying your affection for a...

XY, I’m just impressed that you know about twitter! How very au courant! http://twitter.com/cheeseboard

in Austin that comes close. Any recs? Are there ANY good “fusion tacos” to be had at all? And as for the mention in this article about using Twitter to communicate locations of food trailers that seem jump around a...

working from this one. Go ahead and add any Bay Area cart via their Twitter/Facebook/wherever! A few that have been mentioned by other posters so far: Magic Curry: http://twitter.com/magiccurrykart Amuse Bouche: http://twitter...

Boccalone trike crashes outside CHOW.com.

Kogi: new, delicious, has a Twitter feed.

Twitter helps you find today’s locale.

Or rather, CHOW is.

Hit the road for Jon’s Street Eats and Pal’s Take Away.

Follow the Tweets to yummy things.

Fancy Fast Food dude meets Miss Softee in Midtown.

Fine food flies out the window at Little Skillet.