American Eat Co. is a local food court on Tucson's south side. Two popular food trucks and an Instagrammable refresqueria are opening new stalls by April.
The food court at 1439 S. Fourth Ave. has embedded itself in the community by offering comforting favorites: pizza, ice cream, Sonoran dogs, burgers, Micheladas and fried chicken. With extra-long tables and communal seating, families can bring victorious kids’ soccer teams and coworkers can meet up for drinks and know that there’s something for everyone.
The CoopUnlike their food truck, conceived and named after the righteous combination of burgers and bacon, Cowpig’s new concept at American Eat Co. is based around their fried chicken. The stall’s name, The Coop, is in homage to their whole-chicken menu and the small space. But the overall endeavor is a testament to Javier’s family.
Javier has been training his oldest son, Andrew, to take over the food truck operations. His second oldest, Thomas, will be launching The Coop. Javier will be bouncing between the locations, helping where needed.AdisAdis started when owner Adilene Castro started selling tamarindo candy mixes on Instagram. She had been selling aguas frescas at the Tohono Swap Meet, but when it closed, “I was a stay-at-home mom, stay-at-home girlfriend.
“I’m most excited for the paletas,” she said. “When you think about Mexican treats, you think about Tajín or chamoy … I’m more on the sweet side.” She’ll also offer churros and fried Oreos for others with a sweet tooth.
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