Columbus food truck broken into, forced to close for a day
A Reynoldsburg food truck was forced to close for a day due to a break-in.
Pattywhacks Burgers announced the closure on June 30 after discovering that items essential to conducting business were stolen from the truck. On social media, the food truck posted that it could not open until these items were replaced and the truck was secured.
“We’re a very small business. Only Matt and I run the truck, often working 11 hour days to ensure that our burgers and fries are fresh, consistent, and delicious for every single person that visits us. Being able to open is what keeps our bills paid so having to unexpectedly shut down like this is a set back and a disappointment,” the post read.
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Located at 1299 Brice Rd., Pattywhacks is a staple in the food truck community, recently receiving praise in The Columbus Dispatch in their list of 10 best Columbus food trucks.
Fortunately, Pattywhacks recovered quickly from the incident and announced it would continue business as usual on July 2.
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