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PETA people protested the Chick-Fil-A truck at Farragut North today . . . but failed to deter fans of the fried chicken sandwich. Photographs by Anna Spiegel.
After a series of practice runs, Chick-fil-A's mobile unit opened for lunch today, serving chicken sandwich goodness out of a truck parked at Farragut North. Putting politics momentarily aside, the debut prompts another question: Do chain restaurants belong in the independent, small-business-dominated world of local food trucks? Time to ride the poll.
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