Looking for vegan food trucks in Austin? We’re here to help! From Frito Pie to Crab Rangoon, these spots go big or go … well … they just go big, because this is Texas, and that’s how they do it here. Whether the menus serve up bao or BBQ, burgers or burritos, these vegan food trucks have what you’re craving.

Plow Bao

Scallion Pancake Wraps, Chili Oil Wontons, Crab Rangoons—shall we continue? Plow Bao is your spot for plant-based dim sum, bao, and more. Try their French Toast Bao Sandwich or their Pan-Fried Pork Dumplings, or treat yourself with an Oreo Cheesecake Pocket. Say what? Yes—Oreo Cheesecake Pocket!

Arlo’s Curbside

With plant-based takes on traditional favorites, Arlo’s Curbside is the perfect spot to visit with your non-vegan friends. Arlo’s is unique among food trucks in that its two locations are stationary. Be sure to hack your burger like the locals—with mac ‘n’ cheese right between the buns! Or order the Frito Pie—chili loaded with … you guessed it … Fritos. Side it all up with tots or fries.

The Vegan Yacht

Voted best vegan burrito, The Vegan Yacht serves up a variety of handhelds, like the Freeto Burrito (tempeh chili, corn chips, avocado, and vegan cheese in a grilled flour tortilla) and the Smokehouse Burrito (BBQ tempeh, whole wheat mac ‘n’ cheese, slaw, red onion, pickles and avocado in a grilled flour tortilla). Or try a Chili Dawg, Buffalo Bowl, or the Mini Freeto Pie. Be sure to pick up some TVY merch while you’re there!

ATX Food Co.

ATX Food Co. brings you nutrition-packed dishes with a small environmental footprint. This all-vegan food truck offers squash tacos, wild mushroom tacos, fruit smoothies, mossy cacao smoothies, and more. You’ll find raw sea moss on the menu as well as moss-based options (Mang Chia Pudding, Electrified Wild Blueberry Pancakes, and an Omega Smoothie), as well as coffees, stir fries, and power bowls.

Lick It Up

With four locations in the Austin area, this all-vegan food truck serves up 100% plant-based Mexican street food. So if it’s authentic Mexican eats you’re looking for, Lick It Up has what you need. From flautas and tacos to burritos, gorditas, and nachos, there’s something for everyone. Quesadilla, anyone? Carne Asada Fries? Somebody stop us! No, really … don’t. Just head on over to The Hive, Grackle, 5000 Burnet, or Spider House and join us!

Possum Pizza

If “Possum’Roni, Sup?, Pup!,” and “Bac’n Mac!” sound like pizzas you’d like to try, then check out Possum Pizza. This couple-owned, 100% vegan food truck serves up thin-crust pies in classics and rotating specials. Be sure to add some mozzarella sticks, fries, or cheezy bread to your order. And great news for those of you with nut allergies—this pizza spot is also 100% nut-free.

Bistro Vonish

Looking for elegant vegan dishes with food truck vibes? Bistro Vonish is for you! Try their Roast Beet Sandwich (thinly sliced, charred beets served with tomato aioli and green leaf lettuce on ciabatta bread). In a brunch kind of mood? Go with their Strawberry-Chocolate French Toast. From Cheddar-Kale Soup to Sweet Potato Arepas, this spot has what you’re looking for, with a great selection of gluten-free options as well.

The Vegan Nom

When it’s Taco Tuesday, it’s time for The Vegan Nom! This is your spot for tacos, quesadillas, burritos, nachos, and more. Try the La Bodega taco with its grilled sausage, caramelized onions, black beans, queso, onion, cilantro, crema, and chipotle. The menu here is nut-free with non-GMO tortillas and a heavy selection of gluten-free dishes.

L’il Nonna’s

It’s a New York-style pizzeria on wheels! With gluten-free options, organic flour and tomatoes, and a yummy selection of pies, L’il Nonna’s will be your new favorite spot for Friday night eats—or your new favorite spot for everyday eats. Open Tuesday-Sunday from 2-10pm, their pizza options include Beeteroni ‘n Cheese, Margherita, Pina Jalapeno, and more. Our favorite? The Veg Out, of course (baby spinach, shallots, and marinated artichokes with a house-made vegan mozzarella)!