Las Vegas food trucks serve everything from lobster rolls, hibachi, tacos, and soul food to gourmet burgers, grilled cheese, funnel cakes, cookies, and shaved ice. Some trucks maintain regular public stops, while others move between neighborhood events, festivals, workplaces, breweries, and private catering jobs.
Because mobile schedules can change daily, this guide focuses on active local operators and the best ways to find them rather than publishing a fixed weekly route that quickly becomes outdated.
Last reviewed: October 2026. Public stops may change because of private bookings, weather, sellouts, event schedules, or truck maintenance. Check the live schedule or the truck’s official page before traveling to a specific stop.
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Food trucks are mobile by design, so a live schedule is more useful than a static list of weekly stops. Start with the Las Vegas Food Trucks live map, which shows participating trucks, current locations, service windows, and upcoming stops.
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Regular Las Vegas Food Truck Gatherings
Food Truck Thursday at Las Vegas Civic Center
The Las Vegas Civic Center hosts recurring Food Truck Thursday lunch events on Goodman Way between City Hall and the Civic Center. Different local trucks rotate through the event, so the lineup changes from one Thursday to the next.
- Typical Time: Thursdays, 11 a.m.–1 p.m. on scheduled dates.
- Location: Goodman Way at Las Vegas Civic Center.
- Address: 525 S. Main St., Las Vegas, NV 89101 (Map It)
- Admission: Free to attend; food is purchased directly from participating trucks.
- Parking: City parking is available across the street at 500 S. Main St.
Selected Food Truck Thursdays are also paired with free lunchtime concerts and farmers markets. Truck lineups are subject to change, so check the City of Las Vegas events calendar before visiting.
Featured Las Vegas Food Trucks
303 In the Cut
This father-and-son business serves made-to-order American comfort food with Colorado green-chile influences. The menu includes green-chile burritos, cheesesteaks, loaded fries, fried chicken, cheesecake, tiramisu, and other house specialties.
- Type: Hybrid — public locations, restaurant service, and catering.
- Current Las Vegas Presence: The operator currently lists Chinatown, Centennial Hills, and its South Durango restaurant.
- Phone: (702) 786-7278
View 303 In the Cut locations and hours
Cousins Maine Lobster Las Vegas
Cousins Maine Lobster serves Maine lobster rolls, lobster tacos, lobster grilled cheese, chowder, and other seafood specialties. The locally operated truck posts rotating Las Vegas-area stops on its official location page.
- Type: Public stops & catering.
- Phone: (702) 420-2008
View the Cousins Maine Lobster Las Vegas schedule
Cravin’ Creole
Cravin’ Creole gives Cajun and Creole dishes a playful food-truck treatment. Specialties include gumbo poutine, jambalaya egg rolls, seafood, and rotating Louisiana-inspired creations.
- Type: Public stops, events & catering.
View Cravin’ Creole information
Custom Pizza Truck
Custom Pizza Truck serves wood-fired pizza from a mobile kitchen. It offers catering for weddings, corporate events, and private parties. Check its truck listing for upcoming public appearances and its official website for booking details.
- Type: Public appearances & catering.
- Cuisine: Wood-fired pizza.
View Custom Pizza Truck information and stops
View Custom Pizza Truck catering information
Dragon Grille
Dragon Grille serves Korean barbecue and Asian-fusion dishes including rice bowls, tacos, sliders, and meats paired with house-made sauces.
- Type: Public stops & events.
- Phone: (702) 927-7625
El Shuko Original
El Shuko specializes in Guatemalan street food. Its signature shuko is a Guatemalan-style hot dog served on toasted bread with toppings such as guacamole, cabbage, and chimichurri sauce.
- Type: Public stops & events.
- Phone: (702) 927-7625
Fire Tacos
Fire Tacos serves fresh, flavorful tacos and regularly appears on the Las Vegas food-truck schedule.
- Type: Public stops & events.
- Cuisine: Tacos.
View Fire Tacos information and stops
Fork U Food Truck
Chef Rodney Ignacio serves Hawaiian street food with Asian and Latin influences. The menu includes kalua pork, garlic shrimp, loco moco, kalbi ribs, poke nachos, Spam musubi, teriyaki dishes, and rotating specials.
- Type: Hybrid — public stops, city events & catering.
View Fork U’s menu and current schedule
Goodhood Burgers
Goodhood is a halal mobile kitchen serving burgers, chicken sandwiches, sliders, masala fries, South Asian-inspired rolls, and other bold comfort food. Public appearances vary, and the truck also books private and corporate events.
- Type: Hybrid — mobile public schedule & catering.
- Phone: (725) 294-4181
View the Goodhood menu and schedule information
Kusikero – The District Pinoy BBQ
Kusikero serves Filipino comfort food centered on grilled meats and barbecue flavors. Featured dishes include pork belly, chicken skewers, sticky ribs, and other Filipino street-food favorites.
- Type: Public stops, community events & catering.
Check the Las Vegas Food Trucks schedule for Kusikero
Louie Louie to Go
Louie Louie to Go is a Las Vegas sushi and teppanyaki food truck offering Japanese dishes at public stops and events.
- Type: Regular public stops & events.
- Cuisine: Sushi, Japanese & teppanyaki.
View Louie Louie to Go information and stops
Major Munchiez
Major Munchiez is a veteran-owned food truck serving burgers and hot dogs. It appears at local events and posts upcoming public stops on the Las Vegas Food Trucks schedule. Check the listing before heading out.
- Type: Public stops & events.
- Cuisine: Burgers & hot dogs.
View Major Munchiez information and stops
Mariscos El Bigoton
Mariscos El Bigoton is an active Las Vegas seafood truck and a regular presence on the local food-truck schedule.
- Type: Regular public stops.
- Cuisine: Seafood.
View Mariscos El Bigoton information and stops
Monsterdillas
Monsterdillas is a dinosaur-themed Las Vegas food trailer serving oversized quesadillas and other Mexican-American comfort food in large portions.
- Type: Public stops, events & catering.
- Cuisine: Mexican-American comfort food.
View Monsterdillas information and stops
Oming’s Kitchen
Oming’s Kitchen brings Filipino flavors from Dumaguete to Las Vegas. The business is known for sinugba, or char-grilled cooking, including pork belly. It has restaurant locations as well as a food truck, so check the truck listing for mobile appearances.
- Type: Hybrid — food truck & restaurant service.
- Cuisine: Filipino barbecue & Asian fusion.
View Oming’s Kitchen food truck information and stops
Rinconcito Jalisco
Rinconcito Jalisco specializes in Mexican street food, including birria tacos, mulitas, queso tacos, and related specialties.
- Type: Regular public stops.
- Cuisine: Mexican & tacos.
View Rinconcito Jalisco information and stops
Soulful Eatery
Soulful Eatery serves Southern soul food with modern combinations. Choose catfish, chicken, salmon, or shrimp with sides such as mac and cheese, yams, mashed potatoes, and collard greens, or build a customized soul bowl.
- Type: Hybrid — recurring public stops & catering.
- Phone: (702) 908-3484
View Soulful Eatery’s current schedule and menu
Stripchezze
Stripchezze specializes in gourmet grilled-cheese sandwiches and mac-and-cheese egg rolls. The truck is particularly active in private events, conventions, weddings, employee events, and corporate catering.
- Type: Catering-focused food truck.
- Phone: (702) 706-3256
View Stripchezze menus and booking information
Truk-N-Yaki
Truk-N-Yaki has served Japanese hibachi in Las Vegas since 2013. The menu includes chicken, steak, shrimp, fried rice, vegetables, tacos, and Japanese-style burritos. The operator continues to provide mobile food-truck service and catering in addition to pickup and ordering options.
- Type: Hybrid — mobile service, public stops & catering.
- Phone: (702) 929-6054
Vitos Tacos
Vitos Tacos specializes in birria, with dishes such as birria tacos, fries, and nachos. The business operates restaurants and food trucks across Las Vegas. Follow its official truck schedule for mobile stops or ask about catering for a private event.
- Type: Hybrid — public truck stops, restaurants & catering.
- Cuisine: Mexican & birria.
View the Vitos Tacos food truck schedule
View Vitos Tacos menu and catering information
Dessert & Frozen Treat Food Trucks
Atomic Goodies
Atomic Goodies is a husband-and-wife-operated dessert truck specializing in funnel cakes and other deep-fried fair-style treats.
- Type: Public events & catering.
- Specialties: Funnel cakes and fried desserts.
View Atomic Goodies information
Braud’s Funnel Cake Cafe
Braud’s Funnel Cake Cafe serves sweet and savory funnel cakes from its Las Vegas food truck. The truck is available for events and catering. Check its current listing for upcoming appearances and booking information.
- Type: Events & catering.
- Cuisine: Funnel cakes & desserts.
View Braud’s Funnel Cake Cafe information and stops
Kona Ice of Vegas Valley
Kona Ice serves customizable shaved ice from its mobile Flavorwave. The truck is available for schools, sports, fundraisers, parties, weddings, and corporate events.
- Type: Events & catering.
- Phone: (702) 423-3327
View Kona Ice of Vegas Valley information
Snowie Paradice
Snowie Paradice is a family-operated mobile dessert business serving shaved ice, icy lemonade, hot mini donuts, cookies, brownies, and other rotating treats.
- Type: Events & catering.
- Phone: (702) 375-2638
View Snowie Paradice information
Food Truck Catering Tips
- Ask whether the truck is booking public stops, private events, or both. An active truck may spend much of its schedule at catered events.
- Confirm your guest count and service window. This helps the operator recommend the menu and determine how much food to prepare.
- Discuss the site before booking. Food trucks may need sufficient parking clearance, power, lighting, access to the service area, or property-owner approval.
- Ask about dietary needs directly. Confirm ingredients, preparation practices, allergies, and cross-contact risks with the operator.
- Plan for Las Vegas weather. Outdoor summer events may require shade, water, cooling, and shorter service windows.
- Ask about minimums and deposits. Private-event pricing may depend on guest count, menu, travel distance, service time, and whether guests pay individually or the host covers the bill.
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