Food trucks proved so popular last summer they will be returning to the streets of Montreal.
The city is still calling the arrangement a pilot project, which in its second year will run from May 1 until October 5.
Mayor Denis Coderre said that he hopes that many trucks will offer more affordable food, instead of the gourmet options that were demanded during the first year's run.
Mobile restaurateurs have until 11 a.m., April 4, to submit a bid -either online or at the Ville Marie Access Montreal offices--for a permit to operate a truck.
Some locations will be serviced every day, while others will only be open to trucks on weekends or for special events.
Daily locations
- Cité du multimédia (De la Commune West at Brennan St. )
- McCord Museum (Victoria St. north of President Kennedy)
- Hector Toe Blake Park (Sussex north of Rene Levesque Blvd.)
- Médéric Martin Park (Rouen near Du Havre)
- Place d'Armes (Saint Jacques at Saint François Xavier)
- Quartier de la santé (Saint Denis south of Viger Ave.)
- City Councillors St. (north of De Maisonneuve Blvd)
- Dorchester Square
- Phillips Square
- Victoria Square
- Concordia University (Mackay north of De Maisonneuve Blvd.)
Weekend locations
- Mont Royal Park (near the Sir George Étienne Cartier monument)
Special Events
- Bellerive Park (Fullum north of Notre Dame)--during the fireworks festival
- Place Emilie Gamelin--when events are taking place
