Why didn't you try the food truck offerings? Seems like a report on the food and scene would be more useful than telling us the sun will rise in the morning. (I think most of us figured the sun will rise again.) How many people were there? Did they have tables? Was it a family-friendly scene, or more of a singles thing? Did the diners favor any particular truck? Did you notice whether that had a creme brûlée truck? I couldn't attend last night, but I hope to as time permits. It would have been nice to have a more complete report than to read a snarky remark about the sun rising and a reference to a long-gone food court in another town.

Liddicoats! Wow - been awhile since I thought of that. In the back, there was a Korean woman that also cooked for a group of Niners (back in the 80's) Randy Cross, then Brent Jones, etc.. She always had the best homemade comfort food. Loved that place. @hungry: you obviously didn't read all the ridiculous whining that preceded the food trucks, and all the stupid doom-n-gloom that was predicted.

I read all the earlier whining,

Liddicoats - ahhhh, thanks for the reminder...of all of the cockroach infestations that they had.

Stu, I liked the first version with typos and bad grammar.

Menu Tree Restaurant in the old San Antonio Shopping Center down in Mountain View.

All University Ave restaurants have cockroach problems. I was among those very sad to see Liddicoats disappear. Z Gallerie too. I was not impressed by the food truck variety but I did think it was a pleasant community event. Except when the baby bullets thundered by. Some of the neighbors had been concerned about potential "noise" from the musician -- the music was about 1/100 as loud as those trains. I hope the neighbors were able to loosen up and enjoy having a party right in their front yard.