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They’re a mark of every major metropolitan city: vendors of street fare, set up along busy thoroughfares where hungry downtowners rove for midday sustenance.

Suddenly, these vendors are on seemingly every corner in Tulsa’s central business district, especially hot dog cart operators, numbering about half a dozen businesses within the IDL.

Grab some napkins and chow down on <a href="http://tulsabusiness.com/industry_article.asp?cID=i&amp;aID=91708527.4547083.666809.6765667.9782155.609&amp;aID2=51284">the rest of the story on the Food page in this week's issue of Tulsa Business Journal</a>.