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Broad Ripple Bar Scandal, GenCon Food Truck Fury

Summary by Indianapolis Monthly
A specialty corn dog from Books Bourbon & Bacon. Photo: Tony Valainis/Indianapolis MonthlyPhotograph by Tony Valainis TRUCKED UP: Indy’s Kickstarter-ed food truck Books Bourbon & Bacon got a nasty surprise this week when they learned that for the first time since 2020, they won’t be allowed to serve GenCon attendees at the wildly popular event’s dining area. According to owner AJ Feeney-Ruiz, his line-attracting mobile restaurant was one of the …
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Broad Ripple Bar Scandal, GenCon Food Truck Fury

A specialty corn dog from Books Bourbon & Bacon. Photo: Tony Valainis/Indianapolis MonthlyPhotograph by Tony Valainis TRUCKED UP: Indy’s Kickstarter-ed food truck Books Bourbon & Bacon got a nasty surprise this week when they learned that for the first time since 2020, they won’t be allowed to serve GenCon attendees at the wildly popular event’s dining area. According to owner AJ Feeney-Ruiz, his line-attracting mobile restaurant was one of the …

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Indianapolis Monthly broke the news in on Friday, June 27, 2025.
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