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Successful American restaurants are usually understood to be highly capitalized, high concept, sit down affairs. But West Coast companies like Kogi, Marked5 and the Brunch Box are challenging that assumption.

Street food, and the food trucks that serve them, are enjoying a new following, and VendrTV is tracking them.

With their own crew, and special guests like Facebook’s Dave Morin, these short segments shows have been picked up by Next New Networks, which will distribute episodes beginning later this year.

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