Food Trucks near me in Orlando, FL
7 food trucks in Orlando, Florida, each with a direct link, phone number and what they offer. Food trucks show up all over Orange County, from brewery lots and office parks to neighborhood events and weddings.
7 listings · Updated October 2026
Food Trucks listings
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The Crepe Company
Food truck
The Crepe Company has served Central Florida since 2009 with handheld sweet and savory crepes inspired by Parisian street food.
- French
- Desserts
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Treehouse Truck
Food truck
Treehouse Truck is an Orlando food truck operated by a married couple who have been serving made-to-order food since 2011.
- Burgers
- Sandwiches
- Desserts
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Monsta Lobsta
Food truck
Monsta Lobsta is a lobster roll food truck started in 2011 by a husband-and-wife team who left corporate careers to launch it.
- Seafood
- Sandwiches
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Smoke & Donuts
Food truck in Milk District
Smoke & Donuts is a barbecue food truck parked at the A La Cart food truck lot in the Milk District, pairing smoked meats with made-to-order cake donuts. It was added to the Michelin Guide's recommended list in 2026.
- BBQ
- Donuts
- Desserts
- Lunch
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Tamale Co.
Food truck
Tamale Co. is a Mexican street food business that takes orders through an online ordering site.
- Mexican
- Takeout
Food Trucks in Orlando: what we found
This page covers 7 food trucks in Orlando. You'll find them in Milk District.
The longest-running place here has been open since 2009.
Orlando is the county seat and the largest city in Orange County. Beyond the theme parks it is a city of neighborhoods, from Downtown and Thornton Park to College Park, Mills 50, Ivanhoe Village, Audubon Park, Baldwin Park, Lake Nona and Dr. Phillips, each with its own mix of local shops, restaurants and service businesses.
How to choose a food truck near Orlando
Food trucks show up all over Orange County, from brewery lots and office parks to neighborhood events and weddings. If you are booking one for a private event, ask about minimum guarantees, travel fees, how many guests they can serve per hour, menu options for dietary needs, and how much space and level ground the truck needs. Central Florida weather shapes the plan: summer afternoon storms are common, so ask about rain policies and covered serving areas, and remember lines in full sun get uncomfortable quickly from May through September. If the event is at an HOA community, venue or park, confirm with them whether outside vendors are allowed and whether the truck needs to provide proof of insurance. For everyday eating, many trucks post their weekly locations on social media. Use the listings below to find food trucks that serve Orlando, Winter Garden, Apopka and the surrounding area, and check menus and service areas before you reach out.
Local tip
Food trucks in Florida are licensed by the state DBPR Division of Hotels and Restaurants as mobile food dispensing vehicles, and since 2023 state law has barred local governments from requiring a separate local license or permit to operate one.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to book a food truck for an event in Orlando?
Pricing models vary. Some trucks charge a flat rental or minimum sales guarantee, others charge per guest, and some let guests pay for their own food if attendance is high enough. Travel distance, menu, service time and day of the week all affect the price. Ask for a written quote that lists any travel or service fees.
How do I know a food truck is licensed in Florida?
Mobile food trucks are licensed by Florida's DBPR Division of Hotels and Restaurants, and the license should be displayed on the vehicle. You can search the business on myfloridalicense.com and view public food service inspection reports through the DBPR website. Ask for proof of liability insurance if your venue requires it.
Can I have a food truck at my house in Orlando?
Often yes, for a private event, but check your HOA rules first, since many communities in Orange County restrict commercial vehicles or vendors. Make sure there is a safe, level spot for the truck that doesn't block sidewalks or driveways. The truck operator can tell you about space needs and generator noise.
How far in advance should I book a food truck?
For weekend events, booking a few weeks to a couple of months ahead is common, and popular trucks book up faster during peak seasons like spring and the holidays. Weekday corporate lunches can sometimes be arranged on shorter notice. Confirm the date, arrival time and headcount in writing.
Where can I find food trucks on a regular schedule in Orlando?
Many trucks rotate between breweries, business parks, farmers markets and community events, and post their weekly schedule on their own social media pages. Some local parks and cities host recurring food truck nights. Check the listings for each truck's contact details and follow the ones you like for updated locations.
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