Best Austin Food Trucks Voted By Austin Creatives


Are you going to be in Austin anytime soon? Probably for SXSW? Then you need to check out some of the top Austin food trucks voted by the hard working women and men at some of the best Austin creative agencies and design firms.

Where does your agency choose to chow down?

This isn’t just another “top food trucks” list, this list was created by the people who live and breathe in ATX. So the next time you’re in Austin or planning for SXSW these next two weeks, you need to try at least one of the food trucks on this list. Now lets get started!

 

Honorable Mention

Via 313: Detroit-Style Pizza

Location: 1111 East 6th & 61 Rainey St

via

 

Mellizoz Tacos: Made to Order Tacos and Tortas

Location: 1503 S. 1st Street

mellizoz

 

Top 10 Food Trucks in Austin

 

10. Burro Cheese Kitchen (3 Votes)

Burro Cheese Kitchen is an Austin food truck serving gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches. Menu specialties include: the Burning Mac and Waylon & Willie,

Location: 1221 S Congress Ave

Waylon&Willie

 

9. Kebabalicious (4 Votes)

Kebabalicious is an Austin food truck serving Turkish-style kebobs at their three locations. Some menu highlights include: the Falafel Kebab, Spoiled Brat Kebab and the K-Fries.

Location: 1720 Barton Springs Rd; 1311 E 7th St; 3rd St & Congress Ave

Spoiled Brat

 

8. Hey! You Gonna Eat or What? (4 Votes)

Hey! You Gonna Eat or What? is an Austin food truck with a little attitude serving four iconic sandwiches with a side of fresh homemade chips. Menu highlights include: The Shiner Monte Cristo, Lonestar BLT, Spicy SXSW Reuben, and Texas Mesquite Turkey.

Location: 1720 Barton Springs Rd

monte cristo

 

7.  Patrizi’s (8 Votes)

Patrizi’s is a family-owned Austin food truck that is serving up great Italian food to-go, and they even make their own pasta. Menu specialties include: Patrizi’s Red Sauce with Meatballs, the House Salad, and the Carbonara Alexandra.

Location: 2307 Manor Rd

Red Sauce

 

6. Pueblo Viejo (8 Votes)

Pueblo Viejo is an Austin food truck serving breakfast tacos and other Mexican fare. Must-try menu highlights include: Taco Azteca, Don Chago and Taco Nes.

Location: 907 E 6th St

pueblo

 

5. Micklethwait Craft Meats (14 Votes)

Micklethwait Craft Meats is an Austin barbecue truck that serves Central Texas style barbecue.  House-made specialties include the sausage, brisket and sliced pork shoulder.

Location: 1309 Rosewood Ave

Micklethwait

 

4. Veracruz All Natural (15 Votes)

Veracruz All Natural is an Austin food truck shelling out the freshest tacos, tortas and salsas. Menu highlights include: Migas breakfast tacos and the Al Pastor.

Location: 1704 E Cesar Chavez; 4208 Manchaca Rd; 1500 E 6th St

Veracruz

 

3. Chi’Lantro (17 Votes)

Chi’Lantro is the Austin food truck serving up traditional American foods like tacos and fries but with a Korean twist. Must-try items include: Kimchi Fries, Bulgogi Tacos and Bulgogi Burger.

Location: 1509 S Lamar Blvd

Kimchi Fries

 

2. La Barbecue (26 Votes)

La Barbecue is an Austin staple and one of the best barbecue trucks in Austin. You must the brisket and pork ribs.

Location: 1906 E Cesar Chavez

Brisket

 

1. East Side King (47 Votes)

The winner of the best Austin food truck is East Side King. With 47 agency creatives saying that this was their favorite food truck in Austin, East Side King killed the competition. Created by Paul Qui and Moto Utsunomiya, this Austin food truck serves “fun dishes with an Asian Spin.” Menu specialties include: Beet Home Fries, Poor Qui’s Buns & Brussel Sprouts Salad.

Location: 1618 1/2 E 6th S

Brussel

 

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Daniel Kim