Lobstah-lovin' Texans get another Cousins Maine Lobster Truck
PHOTO CREDIT: Cousins Maine Lobster
Cousins Maine Lobster's co-owners Sabin Lomac (L) and Jim Tselikis (R), last December when they opened a new restaurant in Nashville with co-operator and franchisee Craig Betts. They will now have a second Cousins Maine Lobster Truck in San Antonio, Texas.
Cousins Maine Lobster Truck is expanding its fleet with another mobile kitchen in San Antonio, Texas, according to the San Antonio Current, which said the addition was announced on Facebook.
The Portland-based company, started by cousins Jim Tselikis and Sabin Lomac, opened its 12th location last December in Nashville, as reported by Mainebiz. At the time it had 18 trucks in 12 cities, including Nashville.
The truck franchise launched in 2012. The Texas newspaper said the local trucks are franchised by Todd Knief and Neil Werner, who first started serving Maine lobster rolls, lobster bisque and lobster tacos the weekend of June 4.
Cousins Maine Lobster became famous when it won backing on ABC’s Shark Tank show by real estate financier Barbara Corcoran.
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