Dallas Pizza Chain Cane Rosso Plots New Outpost With a Massive Outdoor Dining Setup - Eater Dallas

"A new project from reality TV gearhead Richard Rawlings, who also owns Gas Monkey Bar N’ Grill, will be a custom-designed $500,000 food truck that’ll have the ability to feed 10,000 people a day. According to the Dallas Morning News, the truck (a trailer, really) will be 42 feet long. It’s being designed by San Antonio food truck fabrication company Cruising Kitchens. The truck will be parked outside Rawlings’s auto restoration shop, Gas Monkey Garage, made popular by the now-defunct Discovery Channel reality show Fast N’ Loud, at which Rawlings and his crew bought and restores vintage vehicles. “A lot of people don’t realize I actually love to cook,” Rawlings told the DMN. “It’s my second passion after cars and motorcycles.” Rawlings is currently in a legal battle over another restaurant, Gas Monkey Bar N’ Grill, who he claims is using his brand without authorization." - Brittanie Shey