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New mobile vendors and food trucks have popped up on the Mario M. Cuomo Bridge to serve pedestrians food.
From burgers to Greek cuisine to coffee and a “tea-osk,” four new vendors have set up shop on the Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge to fuel — and tempt! — bikers, joggers, and walkers on the newly opened 3.6-mile pedestrian pathway. Among the offerings: Westchester Burger Company, Anthi’s Greek Specialties, Teagevity, and Double Barrel Roasters.
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“A world-class bridge deserves world-class services,” notes Thruway Authority Executive Director Matthew J. Driscoll. “We want to able to provide visitors the finest products and most convenient services that New York State has to offer.”
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Westchester Burger Company’s (WBC) truck alternates between the Westchester and Rockland side of the bridge about every other day, serving up burgers, sandwiches, pretzel bites, Brussel sprouts, boneless chicken wings, and more. For variety and to keep it interesting, WBC sometimes shows up with Graziella’s Italian Kitchen on Wheels truck. Mangia!
Tarrytown-based Anthi’s Greek Specialties, offering authentic gyros, salads, wraps, and sandwiches, is Westchester based during the week, and settles in on the Rockland side for the weekend, while mobile Company Double Barrel Roasters stays close to home on the Westchester side with java from around the world, pumpkin seeds, brownies, cold brew, lemonade, and bottled beverages. Stay tuned for locally handcrafted ices in a variety of flavors.
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Teagevity’s “tea-osk” tent occupies a perch on the Rockland side of the bridge, brewing organic tea, exotic herbal tea, nutrition bars, and organic frozen “teapops.” Pro tip: Ask for a loyalty card to attain a free cold brew! The “tea-osk” is open every day except Monday and Tuesday.
