Food & Beverage

Drunk food truck in Princeton shuts down due to lack of interest

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November 18, 2024

A food truck called Drunk Meal at Princeton University shut down this semester due to slow sales. The food truck would operate from 11 p.m. to 3 a.m. and offer food to students from Thursday to Saturday, according to a report by the Daily Princetonian.

With this food truck shut down, there are no longer any University-affiliated food vendors or restaurants open after 2 a.m., other than a Wawa location.

Students had mixed reactions to the news, with some saying there was no value to a food truck with such high prices.

Frankie Duryea, 26, said it would be better because, "it's safer for drunk kids that don't need to be cold and stumbling around, they can sit down and they can get water inside."