Sure, you've seen plenty of grilled cheese trucks over the years, but did you know there are oyster trucks, champagne trucks, and tots trucks all over as well? Here are just a few of the most innovative food trucks across the country.
Cold Stone Creamery; New York, New Jersey, and more
For six years now, Cold Stone Creamery has offered a catered ice cream truck service in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut. They do a lot of corporate events, weddings, private events, and festivals. Keep that in mind the next time your birthday rolls around if you live in one of those areas. Right now, they even have pre-ordering for the trucks, so they can offer a contactless service. Who knew??
Blue Plate Oysterette; Santa Monica, CA
Take your pick of super fresh East and West coast selections—they do it all here. The seafood and raw bar-focused truck has a brick and mortar original location, but fans love the uniqueness of oysters on wheels.
The Bubble Tap; New Orleans, LA, and 6 other locations
Listen. This is a "fully renovated vintage canned ham camper trailer that has been converted into a mobile bar serving Prosecco and other wine offerings on tap" that you can call up for your next birthday party. What more do you need to know??? (Fun fact: Lance Bass helps run this truck!!)
The Bacon Truck; Boston, MA
Another brick and mortar offshoot, this truck serves insane bacon-focused and bacon-themed foods all over the city. Bacon snow cones, anyone??
The Tot Cart; Philadelphia, PA
A Philly fav since 2013, the tiny tot cart frequents colleges and late-night wedding parties. Because (1) they know their audience and (2) who doesn't love cheese-drenched potatoes come midnight?
Rito Loco; Washington D.C.
The D.C. mainstay has an exclusively burrito-filled menu...except for that side of fried mac & cheese bites. You should probably get those too. You know, just to chase the burrito with. Just in case.
Bernie's Burger Bus; Houston, TX, and 2 other locations
Bernie's is, as you might imagine, a burger-forward food truck inside a converted school bus. Pictured here? Their loaded fries, which they take "just as seriously."
Biker Jim's Gourmet Dogs; Denver, CO
Though the truck's titular Biker Jim has opened restaurants since he began his cart business years ago, his gourmet hot dog carts remain perpetually popular. That's probably because you can build your own hot dog from a selection of 15 homemade sausages.
Dakota Snow, Sioux Falls, SD
Lest the picture of kids lined up outside of this colorful creation mislead you, no, this isn't any regular old ice cream truck. It's Hawaiian-style shaved ice in the middle of South Dakota. They shave, roll, and flavor ice like you've never seen.
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