Raw Foods, Taco Expansions, and More New Food Trucks

June ushers new food trucks bearing unprocessed food, coffee, and already-beloved tacos. Read on for the intel on these five trailer newcomers and expansions this month.

RAW GOODS

Craving raw? Parked on Cesar Chavez near Chicon, Raw Goods divides the no-cook menu into four categories—raw fields; raw sea (amberjack, tuna or salmon); raw sugar; and raw drinks (yes, coffee is on the menu). It’s closed Mondays and Tuesdays.

KOWABUNGA COFFEE

[Photo: Kowabunga Coffee/Facebook]

Add some zip to your morning commute with Kowabunga Coffee’s drive-thru and walk up coffee trailer located at 6911 W Hwy 290 at the Y at Oak Hill. The roster of specialty coffee drinks includes the First Kiss (vanilla, dark chocolate and espresso) and the All Nighter (six shots of espresso with a splash of Irish Cream).

YOUR MOM’S Burger Bar

Almost there! ❤️ #original #YourMoms #stuffedburgers #austintx #austin #burgers #foodtruck

A photo posted by Your Mom's (@yourmoms.love) on Apr 16, 2016 at 5:55pm PDT

The owners of the now-defunct Your Mom’s Burger Bar are taking their famed stuffed burgers and hand-cut fries on the road. The roaming truck will feature the most popular burgers from their brick and mortar days. Visit the Facebook page for the schedule. Your Mom’s returned to the Austin food scene last fall with a meal kit delivery service.

TORCHY’S TACOS

"Seeing the @TorchysTruck just now was like seeing a mirage in the desert." #overheard #passerby pic.twitter.com/MF6nybG8rI

— Torchy's Tacos (@torchystacos) May 23, 2016

Apparently queso does in fact travel well. Torchy’s Tacos’ traveling truck recently hit the road to bring tacos to the masses at hot spots such as this weekend’s X Games.

TACODELI

Tacodeli is giving the people what they want — more tacos. During the temporary closure of the original location on Spyglass Drive because of renovations through mid-summer, the taco chain launched a taco truck at the same location. A limited menu of customer favorites is being served.

—Elizabeth Leader Smith