With 30+ food trucks in Greenville (not including the ones that just surfaced as you read this), it’s clear the industry of mobile cuisine shows no sign of pumping the brakes.
We asked you for your fave food trucks and, man did y’all deliver. We’ve compiled a list of Greenville food trucks that are a total #MustDo.
30+ Upstate food trucks to try:
Cousins Maine Lobster food trucks first gained popularity after making a deal on Shark Tank + now serve 35 cities in the U.S. The Charlotte-based truck occasionally makes a stop in the Upstate.
Where to find them: A truck schedule can be found on their website. They’ll also post updates on Facebook with their locations.
Reader recommendation: Lobster roll.
Mobile Mediterranean food? Yes please.
Where to find them: They’ll post status updates on Facebook with their locations.
Reader recommendation: The falafel pita.
Appropriately named, this food truck serves up dishes like cheesesteaks, pork chop sandwiches, chicken tender sandwiches + cheeseburgers.
Where to find them: They’ll post status updates on Facebook with their locations.
Bringing the flavors of the beach to the Upstate streets with offerings like Key West shrimp dip, blackened mahi sandwich, crawfish etouffee + a chipotle pineapple chicken salad sandwich.
Where to find them: They’ll post status updates on Facebook with their locations.
This Pickens County-based food truck features hot dogs, breakfast dishes named after Bonanza characters, quesadillas, pizza wraps + much more.
Where to find them: They’ll post status updates on Facebook with their locations.
Henry’s Smokehouse has hit the road with their mobile eatery, Henry’s Hog Hauler. Their menu features BBQ items cooked low and slow for 8+ hours before they’re served.
Where to find them: They’ll post status updates on Facebook with their locations.
Reader recommendation: Chopped BBQ.
Mouth watering Shake Shack-style burgers, fried chicken sandwiches + breaded chicken nuggets. If you like what you see – keep an eye out for their brick + mortar location, coming soon to Mauldin.
Where to find them: An event calendar can be found on their website. They’ll also post status updates on Instagram and Facebook with their locations.
Reader recommendation: Their classic HipBurger + fries.
Features exciting Caribbean recipes from the West Indies + a live DJ.
Where to find them: They’ll post status updates on Facebook and Instagram with their locations.
Reader recommendation: Smoked jerk chicken with rice and peas + Caribbean mac and cheese.
Features an ever-changing menu with a focus on fresh ingredients + nutrition.
Where to find them: They’ll post status updates on Facebook with their locations.
Reader recommendation: The roasted Brussels sprout salad with grilled chicken.
Pizza… in a cone. What more could you ask for? The Greenville-based Kono Pizza truck has a unique menu of pizza + dessert cones.
Where to find them: They’ll post status updates on Facebook with their locations.
This spot also made it on our list of places all taco lovers must try in Greenville for having some of the most authentic tacos in town (plus they’re super affordable at $2 each). Take note – this spot is cash only.
Where to find them: Parked outside of La Esperanza Super Panaderia.
A food truck named after a pup named Maggie (hence the adorable logo), Maggie Mae’s specializes in homemade sliders + sides with menu changes made seasonally. Pro tip: you can add bacon to *any* menu item for $1.
Where to find them: They’ll post status updates on Facebook and Instagram with their locations.
A blend of Southwest food and Southeast BBQ, featuring items like pulled pork sandwiches, veggie black bean tacos + chips and guac.
Where to find them: Their schedule is posted online with updates also shared on Instagram.
From the same people that brought us Ji-Roz, this is a mobile version of their brick + mortar location. You’ll find them serving Greek classics like gyros, Greek loaded fries + loukoumades (fried donuts with honey and cinnamon).
Where to find them: They’ll post status updates on Facebook with their locations.
A local fave specializing in global flavors. From Hawaii to Jamaica, they’ve got the island vibe down.
Where to find them: They’ll post status updates on Facebook with their locations.
The Hostmobile is Project Host’s pay-it-forward food truck outreach. Every week, the truck hosts paid services which help fund free meal services for those in need.
Where to find them: They’ll post status updates on Instagram with their locations.
Not your average ballpark hot dog. This food truck is always thinking of new ways to serve up the classic dish.
Where to find them: They’ll post status updates on Facebook with their locations.
Authentic + flavorful Cuban food with menu items like a Miami Cuban sandwich, empanadas and croquetas de jamon. This was another one of the most highly recommended food trucks by our readers.
Where to find them: They’ll post status updates on Facebook with their locations.
Reader recommendation: Roast pork plate with a side of empanadas, the Cuban quesadilla, arroz con pollo and a Coquito.
A fresh + exciting Korean fusion menu featuring items like the Bulgogi Hoagie.
Where to find them: They’ll post status updates on Facebook and Instagram with their locations.
Reader recommendation: Korean fried chicken and the bulgogi hoagie.
A menu of tacos, burritos, quesadillas + more made with traditional recipes and quality ingredients. The Simpsonville-based truck also has a brick + mortar location.
Where to find them: They’ll post status updates on Facebook with their locations.
A funky fusion of American-style street food + vivid Thai flavors create something truly tasty at “the Upstate’s only ‘Ameri-Thai’ food truck.” The Black Thai was one of the most highly recommended food trucks by our readers.
Where to find them: A monthly event calendar can be found on their website.
Reader recommendation: The Thai burger, Brussels box, ginger soy wings + curry fries.
This food truck specializes in poutine (french fries covered in gravy, topped with cheese curds). With scratch made gravies + locally sourced ingredients, they aim to bring a tasty Upstate New York dish down south.
Where to find them: An event calendar can be found on their website.
Reader recommendation: Apple fritter fries.
Look for the bright red, sparkly hot dog cart serving up hot dogs, brats + nachos.
Where to find them: An event calendar can be found on their website. During winter months they’ll be working limited hours, but are still available to book for lunchtime + special events.
Reader recommendation: Chilli cheese hot dog.
Your go-to spot for an all-American meal. The Stray Dawg offers Nathan’s Famous hot dogs with a signature house made chili – plus burgers, tater tots, sausages and more.
Where to find them: An event calendar can be found on their website.
With a list of 40+ different flavors of pound cake, you’ll never run out of things to try.
Where to find them: They’ll post status updates on Instagram and Twitter with their locations.
Advertised as selling “simple dishes with big flavor” – ThoroughFARE doesn’t disappoint. Their menu changes frequently and incorporates seasonal flavors + local meats and produce.
Where to find them: An event schedule can be found on their website. They’ll also post status updates on Facebook with their locations. Note, their current public services are limited due to a large number of private events.
Reader recommendation: Whatever tots are on the menu.
Putting a healthy twist on classic dishes like burgers, fajitas and Philly cheesesteaks, this food truck is exclusively plant based + vegan. Gluten free options are also available.
Where to find them: They’ll post status updates on Facebook and Instagram with their locations.
Reader recommendation: The Beyond Burger, nacho burger + pretzel bites.
Classic Southern eats like ribs, beef brisket, chicken and pulled pork with real smoke flavor.
Where to find them: They’ll post status updates on Facebook with their locations.
Special event + catering food trucks:
A hub of healthy Central American flavor, Abrasada is a taqueria + smokehouse serving up tacos and bowls.
Where to find them: The truck is available for catering + special events.
Although they now have a brick + mortar in the Village of West Greenville, Coastal Crust still serves delicious pizza out of their revamped 1950s Chevy truck.
Where to find them: The truck is available for catering + special events.
The official food truck of the Table 301 restaurant group (think Soby’s, The Lazy Goat, Jianna + The Nose Dive) has a customizable menu for special occasions and events.
Where to find them: The truck is available for catering + special events.
Gourmet shaved ice (a.k.a. ice that’s like powdery snow) topped with organic syrup flavors plus toppings like gummy worms or chocolate syrup. In addition to the truck, they have two brick + mortar locations.
Where to find them: The truck is available for special events.
A few more to mention:
This popular food truck now has a brick + mortar in The Commons. When the space opened, Automatic Taco mentioned on Instagram that the food truck would be put on hold for several months. We’ll keep you updated as we know more.
This popular version of GB&D isn’t currently in operation. Normally parked at Hampton Station, they’re known for serving up the same drool-worthy dishes you’ll find at The Commons (like the burger and fries). We’ll keep you updated if we learn that this truck is back up-and-running.
Another popular Upstate food truck, Mobile Meltdown, recently announced that they were closing. The owner is selling the business + the truck – so if you’ve been interested in starting a mobile biz of your own, now might be your chance. Click here to learn more.
Did we miss your fave food truck? Drop your recommendation in the comments below or tag them on our Instagram post.
