Food trucks are mobile. Finding them should be simple.
4WheelEats was created by a food-truck fan who enjoys discovering new trucks, carts, pods and mobile food spots.
Why 4WheelEats exists
Mobile food can be some of the most interesting food in a city, but finding out what is operating, where it is located and where to check today's schedule can take far too much searching. 4WheelEats brings those sources together in one place.
The goal is discovery: helping people find food trucks and carts they may not have known existed, then sending them directly to the best available source for current location, hours, menus and ordering information.
How 4WheelEats is built
Listings are reviewed before publication with an emphasis on current operator information, official websites, menus, social pages, food-truck parks, cart pods, schedules and other sources that can help you find the vendor today. Because mobile vendors change locations, schedules and sometimes operating status, listings are periodically rechecked and include a verification date whenever possible.
What this directory does
Browse trucks and carts by metro and cuisine, explore food-truck parks and cart pods, open verified schedule or location sources, save favorites locally and return without creating an account.
What it does not do
4WheelEats is not a live GPS tracker. We do not claim to know where a truck is right now. Food trucks change schedules because of weather, private events, maintenance and other operating needs, so confirm details with the linked source.
Independent and free to use
4WheelEats is a discovery directory, not a ranking site. Listings are free and reviewed before publication. We do not accept payment for placement.
If you like trying something different instead of automatically going to the same restaurant every time, 4WheelEats was built for you.
For truck and cart owners
Operators can submit their mobile food business for review at no charge.