Brothers Win Street Vendor Award

Three brothers from California are New York's best street chefs -- as in, cart vendors

Updated 7:10 AM EST, Mon, Oct 20, 2008

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Three brothers from California are New York's best street chefs -- as in, cart vendors.
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Three brothers from California are New York's best street chefs -- as in, cart vendors.

They faced four others in an intense cook-off for the Vendy Award -- held Saturday under the Brooklyn Bridge.

The nonprofit Urban Justice Center, which sponsors the award, crowned Jesse, Brian and Dave Vendley, whose Calexico cart in SoHo offers California-style Mexican food.

The other four finalists serve meat and cheese pupusas from El Salvador, Middle Eastern falafel, spicy Indian biryani and Jamaican fusion food.

The award is a fundraiser for the Justice Center's Street Vendor Project, which fights for the rights of the city's thousands of sidewalk vendors.

First Published: Oct 19, 2008 9:32 AM EST

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