NYC Soccer Tacos Survive Rules Crackdown

The soccer tacos have been saved, after a monthslong fight pitting city regulation against a delicious tradition.

The Parks Department announced Monday that vendors at Brooklyn’s Red Hook Park soccer field can continue to serve up tacos, empanadas, pupusas and other authentic Latin American food for at least six more years.

The department previously threatened to effectively end the seasonal, decades-old culinary draw, which provided Latino New Yorkers a taste of home while they watched weekend soccer tournaments and offered the city’s foodies a bite of authenticity.”*

*From: http://www.foxnews.com
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