Not long after, having dinner with my friend Sarah at the Rock Bottom Brewery one night we were talking about food truck nonsense, concepts, names, etc. well, those two just merged and it was right. but the song Arleen (by Widespread) and my beautiful aunt Darlene. Not really sure what I was going to make in that damn truck. I had really no idea even where to start, my mind was going crazy, I was sipping bourbon, listening to some Widespread Panic (they are my 2nd passion) and all of a sudden … Darleen’z.that was my food truck name. An itch to start my own food truck has always lingered in the back of my mind as well and for some reason, the passing of my amazing aunt sparked this passion once again. I have always had a passion for food, the industry, the beautiful chaos of the kitchen and the smile on someones face as they take a bite of the food I’ve prepared. We go through so many things, ups downs and everything in between during our very short years here and spending the last few as an ant marching on the highway, existing and going through the motions of the “daily grind” really put me in a low spot. My aunt and uncle were, and still are two of the most influential people in my life and in 2018 they both were taken back home.
Life is short, it’s fragile, and when it ends it’s devastating to those left behind. Thinking back on the last few years and the extreme changes that were thrown my way I couldn’t help but think that everything happens when it’s supposed to and for reasons we can’t quite comprehend. We are venturing back to our old roots and we would love the opportunity to bring our healthy fresh pita wraps which are hand held, ecofriendly and perfect for today’s music lovers to our favorite venue, Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre.Īs I sat at my kitchen table staring out the window into the busy morning of the city, I sipped my coffee and thought to myself Rocky Mountain Wraps participates in local community events along with Catering Banquets, Weddings, Large Family Gatherings, as well as JEFFCO Schools PTA/Staff Lunches on and off our menu, offering options for all dietary needs.
Rocky Mountain Wraps survived and prospered through the COVID Pandemic because of the high standards of safety for our staff, our patrons and ourselves, while serving and expanding our quality products without skipping a beat! We love music, people and healthy food and missed the action so after taking a few years off and putting down Colorado roots we decided to bring our scratch-made, family recipes to the people by opening Rocky Mountain Wraps in 2019. Whether in the grocery stores of Texas or at the many Music Festivals, Street Fairs and Live Events across area, you would find us serving Grab n’ Go Pita Wraps and Healthy snacks with a smile, made with love.įrom Austin City Limits Music Festivals to Willie Nelson’s Fourth of July Picnics, The Old Settlers Bluegrass Festivals to the Pecan Street Festivals on Austin’s infamous 6th Street, you could find Solar Falafel serving hundreds to tens of thousands of hungry, music lovers to rave reviews! Solar Falafel quickly became very well-known at festivals and events in Central Texas. We spent over ten years running our Austin, TX based food company, Solar Falafel & Hummus bringing healthy food to the masses was our passion. We are Bill and Kate Bedortha, the happy and proud Owners of Rocky Mountain Wraps, in Conifer, CO.
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