The Lebanese food truck parked at the Domain offers stellar shawarma in wraps, bowls, and plates, plus a fries iteration. Pickup orders can be placed online, and there are Uber Eats deliveries too.

The new Indonesian food truck serves up excellent Indonesian fare with Texas touches at Brentwood bar the Aristocrat. Think stout fried dumplings, a creamy coconut soup with smoked brisket and rice, and beef rendang. Pickup orders can be placed online or in person; there are indoor and outdoor dining areas available.

Sonoran hot dogs are the stars of this Allandale food truck, where the franks are wrapped in bacon and placed in buns sourced from Tucson, Arizona. Pickup orders can be placed online. The food truck park offers outdoor seating.

While, yes, the Peruvian truck serves up wonderful ceviche made with mahi mahi fish. There are also other South American dishes from lomo saltado to beef heart skewers to cans of Inka Kola. To-go orders can be placed in person. There is an outdoor seating area.

The truck focuses on vegan milkshakes — where the ice cream is made with almond and coconut milks, and meringues made with aquafaba instead of egg whites — that are also mostly gluten-free (with the exception of certain mix-ins). Be sure to get something with the delightfully pretty strawberry. Pickup orders can be placed online. There are outdoor seating areas.

The Mediterranean food truck is often busy making excellent shawarma, falafel, and sweet baklava for its loyal Cherrywood fanbase. Pickup orders can be placed in person.

Italian food from a truck? Patrizi’s does just that, whipping out house-made pastas, where guests can add coddled egg yolks, giant meatballs, ricotta, and more. Pickup orders can be placed online. Host site Butterfly Bar is also open for indoor and outdoor dine-in services.

Vegan West African fare shines at the North Loop truck from chef Lawrence Eguakun, where there are vegetable-filled jollof rice, sandwiches, fried plantains, and an array of juices. To-go orders can be placed in person.

The Central East Austin food truck is dedicated to perhaps the best vegetable: potatoes. The baked potatoes are stuffed with various ingredient combinations, including the Cajun with cream sauce, shrimp, and fried chicken; the brunch-y Sunny Side with bacon, sausage, cheese, and a sunny-side-up egg; and the stir-fry vegetables one. To-go orders can be placed in person.

The Jamaican truck in Central East Austin dishes out the best Caribbean fare in the city. Think jerk chicken, oxtail, curried shrimp, and all sorts of patties. To-go orders can be placed in person. There are outdoor tables available. There’s a physical location up in Pflugerville.

For easy access to lobster rolls in landlocked Austin, look no further than Garbo’s roaming food trucks with Northeastern-style sandwiches: doused with butter or with mayonnaise and lemon. To-go orders can be placed in person.

The Dominican food truck from chef Melvin Mendez is known particularly for its empanadas, filled with chicken, beef, ratatouille, or queso. Pickup orders can be placed in person. There are outdoor tables available.

Austinites have the pleasure of not one, but four of Veracruz All Natural’s trailers to choose from: the flagship on Webberville, one within South Austin spot Radio Coffee Bar, a third up in Mueller, and the final in Tarrytown. All serve handmade tortillas and high-quality ingredients, lending to some of the best migas in town. Pickup orders can be placed online or in person. All locations feature outdoor dining areas.

Excellent grilled cheese sandwiches can be found at this truck (with a second location on East Sixth). The sandwiches are made with melty cheeses (cheddar, gouda, provolone, or Havarti) and sourdough bread, layered with sauces, pickled/caramelized vegetables, and sometimes meat. Pickup and third-party deliveries can be placed online. Locations feature outdoor seating.

One of the city’s best coffee trucks is this Govalle trailer, with a strong array of beans from Flat Track to Superthing, plus food from Austin vendors. To-go orders can be placed in person. There is outdoor seating.

The food truck boasts healthy locally sourced bowls full of vegetables and proteins, like the goat with rice or rice/bean salad. Add the layer of crispy rice, it’s worth it. To-go and delivery orders can be placed online. There are indoor and outdoor seating areas courtesy of host site Great Goods Coffee.

The South Lamar trailer offers all sorts of griddled sandwiches, like brisket banh mi, Sichuan chicken, and more. To-go orders can be placed over the phone or in person. Seating is available at next-door business Gibson Street Bar.

The city’s best vegan breakfast tacos can be found at this East Austin truck, with tofu scrambles, tempeh bacon, and its signature queso. Takeout orders can be placed over the phone or in person, and there are third-party deliveries through Favor. There are outdoor tables.

The Holly truck’s dish is simple, using Texas ribeye in its cheesesteak sandwiches, vegetable-laden hoagies, and loaded fries. To-go orders can be placed online. There is outdoor dining available.

For sweet tooths, Churros Co. is the spot for sweet tooths, where the fried dough is topped with fruit compote, apple pie, marshmallows, caramel, and more. To-go orders can be placed in person. There are outdoor tables available.

South Austin’s answer for breakfast tacos can be found at the updated trailer, and now it even takes advance online orders for pickups, but remains cash-only for in-person orders. There are two outdoor tables available, with additional seating available at nearby coffee shop Once Over.

The Honduran truck is known particularly for its fried chicken served with plantains and baleadas (flour tortillas with mashed fried beans and cheeses). To-go orders can be placed in person.

Pitmaster Evan Leroy’s new-school truck was named Eater Austin’s food truck of 2017 for good reason. It reimagines the best of the barbecue world in fresh, fun ways, such as half-avocados stuffed with barbacoa, cauliflower burnt ends, and barbecue sandwiches paired with kimchi and beet-based barbecue sauce. To-go orders can be placed in person. Host site Cosmic Coffee offers indoor and outdoor dine-in areas.

The McKinney barbecue truck was named Eater Austin’s food truck of 2021 and one of Eater’s best new restaurants because of its ridiculously great smoked meats. Pair succulent meats (chicken, pulled pork, brisket) with tangy sauces, and go overboard with the hearty sides. To-go orders can be placed in person. Host site Meanwhile Brewing is open for indoor and outdoor dining.

The pizza slingers behind the wood-fired truck offer sturdy pies ranging from the Green-Go with garlic cream, spicy pork sausage, onions, broccolini, and green sauce; to the Calabrian with a puree made with those peppers and sausages; along with excellent garlic knots. To-go orders can be placed online or in person. Host site Meanwhile Brewing is open for indoor and outdoor dining.

Superb Trinidian food can be found at this far South Austin truck. Shirley’s offers up doubles, oxtails, fried plantains, jerk chicken, and much more. Pickup and delivery orders can be placed online. There are on-site tables.

The essence of Austin — Tex-Mex and barbecue — is found at Valentina’s Tex Mex BBQ, where smoked meats are made into sandwiches and tacos. Pickup orders have to be placed in person. here are plenty of outdoor tables.

Perhaps the city’s best cinnamon rolls are made at this South Austin truck. Pickup orders can be placed online. There’s a physical bakery on South Congress too.