Detroit’s food truck scene is alive and thriving, with vendors rolling through the city offering everything from savory street eats to refreshing treats. Whether you’re catching a summer event or just stumbling across one parked outside a brewery, these food trucks are worth tracking down.
Here are some of the must try food trucks in Detroit this season:
1.
Beignets 2 Go
Craving something sweet? Beignets 2 Go serves up warm, fluffy beignets dusted with powdered sugar and drizzled with everything from chocolate to caramel. They’re known for New Orleans style treats that hit the spot every time.
2.
Smash Hit Burgers
This truck is all about bold flavors and crispy edged smashburgers. Their stacked creations come with inventive toppings and sauces that keep regulars coming back for more. They usually pair their burgers with seasoned fries and fresh lemonade.
3.
Hero or Villain Van
A Detroit favorite with a comic book twist. Hero or Villain lets you choose your culinary identity with sandwiches like The Juggernaut or The Vixen. Their menu leans gourmet with fresh ingredients and creative flavor combos.
4.
Big Bo’s Grill
If you’re looking for hearty eats, Big Bo’s Grill delivers with grilled meats, mac and cheese, and flavorful barbecue. The portions are generous and the ribs are fall off the bone good.
5.
Rollin Stone Wood Fired Pizza
Pizza lovers will want to track this one down. Rollin Stone serves personal sized Neapolitan pizzas fresh out of a wood fired oven right in the truck. From classic margherita to spicy pepperoni, every pie is a hit.
6.
Nosh Pit Detroit
With a focus on vegetarian and vegan friendly fare, Nosh Pit crafts sandwiches, soups, and sides that are both hearty and healthy. Their Sloppy Joseph is a meatless twist on a comfort food favorite.
7.
Drifter Coffee Truck
If you need a pick me up, Drifter Coffee is known for artisan coffee and espresso drinks with local flair. Their seasonal drinks and homemade syrups add an extra kick to your caffeine fix.
8.
Chicky’s Chicken and Waffles
A brunch favorite on wheels, Chicky’s dishes out crispy fried chicken with fluffy waffles served with maple syrup and a variety of sauces. The hot honey chicken sandwich is also a fan favorite.
9.
Los Dos Amigos
Authentic Mexican street food is the focus here, with tacos, quesadillas, and tamales made fresh on site. Los Dos Amigos is often spotted at festivals and markets. Their salsa game is strong.
10.
Detroit House of Mac
This food truck specializes in elevated mac and cheese creations from buffalo chicken to lobster mac. Each order is creamy, cheesy, and packed with flavor. It’s perfect comfort food on the go.
Detroit’s food trucks are more than just mobile kitchens. They represent the city’s creativity and flavor. Whether you’re downtown, in Eastern Market, or out at a summer event, there’s a good chance you’ll run into one of these trucks serving something worth remembering.
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