Best U.S. Food Truck Cities

Austin, Texas, leads the way in food truck culture with super popular South Austin Trailer Park located in downtown Austin. The food truck gathering offers eclectic cuisine from deep fried avocado tacos at Torchy’s Tacos to vegan delights at Conscious Cravings. The park offers picnic tables and parking so guests can populate the famous eatery from all over.

A photo posted by Torchy’s Tacos (@torchystacos) on Jul 20, 2016 at 10:10am PDT

Boston, Mass., has a booming food truck scene thanks to a city well populated with hungry students. For business individuals and locals looking for a great meal, popular trucks such as Rhythm ‘N Wraps, Bon Me Truck, Daddy’s Bonetown Burgers, Pipe Dream Cupcakes and much more are all available to patrons throughout the city. With almost 40 trucks in the Financial District and outside of the Boston Public Library, there is always great food available for Bostonians.

A photo posted by Firecakes Donuts (@firecakes) on Jul 13, 2016 at 7:37am PDT

Chicago, Ill., is new to the food truck scene having made mobile restaurants legal only recently. The corners of Clark and Monroe, Lasalle and Adams and outside of Willis Tower are all well-populated food truck areas for a quick lunch break or an indulgent foodie experience. During the week, check out the Happy Lobster Truck for lobster rolls before heading to Firecakes Donuts for dessert.