Have a meal "al fresco" style -- at a food truck!

Yum!! Crepes on a St Charles Ave. corner!

By: AlexTemplar (MSTv) & NOLA.com

Food trucks have long been a fixture in the larger cities throughout the United States. Now, a great many of these rolling diners have began to find a home in New Orleans.

As one of the new trends growing out of the tragedy of hurricane Katrina, the first food trucks were mostly Taquerías that fed the growing Hispanic population newly working there.

But, trendy Millennials flourishing in this new-New Orleans wanted more of the same, just with different offerings.

Well in this case, "ask and you will receive" was a wish granted on a large scale.

Now you can find these, "on-the-go-eateries" all throughout the city. And their range of available food diversity and quality are just as varied; sometimes comparable to the many famous eat-in restaurants that made the city famous.

But, whether you're a diehard food truck foodie, or new to the scene, all life boils down to choices.  So, since the number of these convenient cafes continues to grow all the time, we here at MSTv (with a incredible list compiled by NOLA.com) have decided to make your lunch break options more trendy!  

Behold, the food truck guide!  But remember, this is food on wheels, so catch them while you can..

NOLA.com's growing food truck guide covers the wide range of New Orleans street eats. By their nature, food trucks are moving targets. To help you find them, we've embedded the trucks' Twitter feeds in the guide.


B - C - E

• Boxcar, The
• Burgers Ya Heard
• Cluck Truck, The

• Crepes a la Cart
• Empanada Intifada

F - H

• Fat Falafel
• Food Drunk
• Foodie Call

• Frencheeze
• Holy Grill, The

I - L - R - S

• Imperial Woodpecker Sno-Balls
• La Cocinita

• Rollin' Fatties
• St. Clair Pizza

T

• Taceaux Loceaux

• Theo's Neighborhood Pizza

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