Kriegel designed kitchen on wheels from ground up
For anyone driving down Chancery Street, Don Kriegel’s new business stands out. It’s a red and white trailer with enormous Coca-Cola logos.
Beginning this Tuesday, the complete kitchen on wheels will begin doing more than just looking pretty. Starting Tuesday, some one-of-a-kind food will begin pouring from the mobile restaurant called Tennessee Grill.
Kriegel had the trailer built to his specifications from the ground up. It’s equipped with a full kitchen than includes two grills, two fryers, a coffee maker, pizza oven, and soup warmer.
“We always wanted to get concessions here, plus we want to draw people to our shop,” said Kriegel, who operates an antique business called The Eagle’s Nest directly behind the food trailer. “But most of all we want to offer good food done right.”
Don’s daughter, Emily, doesn’t shy away from her dad’s new business. “He makes a breaded pork tenderloin that hangs off the bun,” she said.
Kriegel says he hopes to enhance the atmosphere even further once warmer weather arrives. He wants to set out tables for outside dining. Right now Kriegel sees one of his biggest needs as more parking. He says food like shrimp, hot wings, and a half-pound bacon cheeseburger are his main assets.