Most children can relate to the sound of bells ringing in the summertime as the ice cream truck slowly rolls down the street enticing them to bring their allowance money with them. Those were the days of cooling off with either a blow-pop or an ice cream cone. The Hot Dog Truck . Operated by Marlboro Residents Denise and Robert Bouvier , this portable restaurant serves hot and cold sandwiches ranging from tuna salad to meatball subs, hot and cold beverages, coffee, and more. Soup is served year-round, including such favorites as corn chowder and clam chowder.
Customers sometime stop by early to claim a cup because it runs out by lunchtime.
Other menu items are being considered as the summer months approach. The Hot Dog Truck logs approximately 500 miles annually. Commuters, truckers in particular, find the westbound stop to be convenient before heading onto Interstate 495. Employees working in nearby companies that did not have many culinary options praise its benefits, too. We hear truckers talking to other truckers on the highway to see if they are stopping by.