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Food Trucks Roll Into Winston-Salem

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Perhaps the Food Network show The Great Food Truck Race or the search for different foods has spurred the growing interest in food trucks nationwide. Whatever the reason, Food Trucks have become a mainstay here in Winston-Salem. With many different cuisines and types of food represented, everyone can find something they like at these rolling restaurants.

Food Trucks At Breweries, Parks, Vineyards, And Street Corners

Many breweries and bars host food trucks at their locations to provide food when they do not have kitchens. It is a great way to experience a variety of trucks, as there might be a different one each time you go. Vineyards, too, especially if they have live music or other events, will have a food truck or two for patrons to enjoy delicious food while sipping their wine. Movies in the Park, Concerts, and other special events always have food trucks on hand to satisfy the appetites of those attending. Food Trucks can also be found at different locations around the city, some at the same site regularly, so once you find them, you can always go back for more. See below for some of our popular food trucks

This video features many of our local food trucks and mobile chefs. Check it out:

Lomo House

This new truck featuring authentic Peruvian cuisine has been seen all over Winston-Salem in store parking lots. Everything is made fresh, and their prices are excellent. Their menu features Lomo Saltado, a classic Peruvian dish with sauteed beef tenderloin seasoned with garlic, soy sauce, cumin, black pepper, salt, tomato, onions, yellow chili, and cilantro. Or try Salchipapas, a combination of french fries and fried meat sausage. You can also get a Lomo Burger or Lomo Burrito. See Lomo House Facebook Page for their schedule and their menu.

South Of Brooklyn

Tacos perfected in Brooklyn and served in the South…Winston-Salem, NC. At this truck, you will find tacos with bold flavors crafted with creativity and the freshest ingredients. Their menu includes Carnitas Michoacanas, braised pork with citrus and spices; Al Pastor, Adobo marinated roasted pork with pineapple; Chicken Tinga, Shredded spicy chicken in a smokey tomato sauce with onions and chipotle peppers; and Campechanos, the mix of chorizo and skirt steak makes a flavorful bite. All are served with your choice of homemade red or green sauce, and you can make it a quesataco by adding melted oaxaca cheese to any taco for 50 cents more. Prices are very reasonable. See South of Brooklyn Instagram Page for their schedule and menu or South of Brooklyn Website for more info.

Food Freaks Of NC Food Truck

This truck is all over town with BIG gourmet burgers and dogs, like their Food Freak House Burger with bacon jam, cheddar cheese, and BBQ aioli. You can find them often at Brouwerij Dubois Brewery and Taproom, JuggHeads Growlers and Pints, and other locations! Check the Food Freaks of NC Facebook page for their schedule.

Sushi Empire

Susie Empire serves fresh, made-to-order sushi and poké at locations throughout the Triad. They post their locations for the week on Instagram every Monday, and their menu includes Signature Rolls, Classic Rolls, Bites & Starters, Sampler Combos, and Poké Bowls. See their menu on the Sushi Empire website, and their schedule on Sushi Empire Instagram.

Latin Spot

Latin Spot, operated by a husband-and-wife team, is the first Dominican Food Truck in Winston-Salem. Serving quipes, pastelitos, bolitas de yuca, chicharrón, longaniza, fried cheese with tostones, and more. Latin Spot is located at 1919 Silas Creek Pkwy and is open Tuesday through Saturday, 11am-9pm. See the Latin Spot Instagram or Latin Spot Facebook page for more information.

Urban Street Grill

Urban Street Grill specializes in Korean/Mexican fusion. It use Korean BBQ-style meats and marinades to make tacos, burritos, bulgogi cheese steak sandwiches, ribeye bulgogi, ginger chicken, spicy pork, and tofu rice bowls. Urban Street Grill can be found regularly at Bailey Park and Wiseman Brewery, as well as other Winston-Salem locations. See Urban Street Grill’s Website calendar for their upcoming locations.

Khrissy’s Kitchen

Khrissy’s Kitchen serves Caribbean food throughout the Triad. Try the chicken tacos, fritters, shrimp tacos with coconut curry, plantains, island bites, jerk chicken, vegan dinner, and more. Friendly, quick service, and delicious flavors. Visit Khrissy’s Kitchen Instagram for more information and schedule.

Wutyasay Food Truck

Wutyasay claims not just to feed hunger but to feed the soul! “Good food that makes the Soul smile.” Southern soul food includes fried fish, shrimp, brisket, ribs, burgers and wings, corndogs, and chicken. Sides include fried okra, vegetarian collard greens, and baked mac and cheese. Wutyasay can be found at Corpening Plaza, Brouwerij Dubois Brewery and Taproom, and on the streets of Winston-Salem. See Wutyasay’s Facebook page for information.

JJ’s Cuban Kitchen

JJ’s Cuban Kitchen specializes in Cuban and Latin food. It features tempting dishes such as juicy lechon (pulled pork), ropa vieja (shredded beef), Cuban chicken, maduros (fried sweet plantains), and more. A family-owned business, it takes great pride in its quality and service. It can be found at many locations around town, including Winston-Salem Police Department, Bailey Park, Juggheads, Wiseman Brewing, and Foothills Tasting Room. Check out JJ’s Cuban Kitchen’s Facebook page for more locations.

Rockin’ Moroccan

Rockin’ Moroccan is the triad’s first Moroccan food truck and a very popular place to eat. Offering authentic Moroccan street food and sweets, they feature a wide range of recipes. The famous Everything Platter has a little bit of everything to try on a huge plate: saffron chicken, gyro, kafta, falafel, rice, pita bread, pico, and slaw. You can order Greek salad, saffron chicken salad, cheesesteak mountain, veggie platter, Rockin’ Moroccan burger, gyro, lamb shank platter, coconut caramel mousse, and so much more. You can find their schedule on Rockin’ Moroccan’s Website, but they are on a summer break now. They will be returning on August 14, 2024.

Mexican Cuisine

El Sabor Tabasqueño

El Sabor Tabasqueño has two food trucks, one red and one black, and serves delicious Mexican fare. The company recently moved one truck from its regular location on Silas Creek Pkwy to 411 Waughtown Street. The other truck can be found at breweries, pop-ups, and other locations. They serve Quesabirria Tacos, Birria Quesadilla, Birria Ramen, Vegetarian Tacos, and more. Visit the El Sabor Tabasqueño Facebook page for locations and menu.

La Oaxaqueña Taqueria

La Oaxaqueña Taqueria offers traditional Mexican cuisine and has great reviews for quality, portions, and price. They feature a variety of tacos, tostados, gorditas, tortas, burritos, tlayudas, huaraches, and more. Their red truck is regularly located at 440 Waughtown Street. You can see a picture of their truck on La Oaxaqueña Taqueria’s Facebook page.

Taqueria El Tio

Although located behind a gas station, Taqueria El Tio is a popular food truck serving authentic Mexican cuisine. Many customers rave about the birria tacos, which have delicious flavor. They also serve chicken quesadillas, huaraches, sopes, chicken wraps, Philly steak, burgers, and more. All dishes are served with a side of yellow rice. Service is quick and friendly. Location is 584 Northwest Blvd

Food Truck Festivals

Food truck in Winston-Salem, NC.
Photo by Michelle Schenker for My Winston-Salem, © Cover Story Media, Inc. 2024.

Winston-Salem Food Truck Festival With Arts On Fire – September 14

The Winston-Salem Food Truck Festival will take place September 14, 2025 at Industry Hill on 9th Street, between Radar Brewing Company and Wiseman Brewing, from 1pm – 7pm. There will be music, arts, crafts, a huge selection of diverse food trucks, beer, and more. For info visit Winston-Salem Food Truck Festival Facebook.

Food Truck Fridays – Town Of Bermuda Run – Sept 12, Oct 10

The Town of Bermuda Run holds Food Truck Fridays 2025, at 120 Kinderton Blvd, Bermuda Run on the following Fridays: June 13, August 15, September 12, and October 10. Time: 4pm – 8pm. There will be live music, vendors, kids activities, and food trucks. Bring your chairs and blankets and enjoy a fun evening. See Bermuda Run Facebook Page.

Apple Festival At Historic Bethabara Park – September 27

On September 27 from 10am to 4pm at Historic Bethabara Park, 2147 Betabara Road, Winston-Salem, visit your favorite food trucks, shop the wares of many artists and artisans, listen to the music of the bowed dulcimer and regional musicians, see the historic 18th century craftsmen, play Colonial games, and have your face painted. Admission is free; there are charges for food and crafts. See Bethabara Park Website for information.

Bailey Park Latin Fest – October 4

Don’t miss a vibrant, unforgettable night of music, dancing, live performances, and a variety of food trucks! Experience the rich culture and flavors of Latin America on October 4, 2025, from 5pm – 10pm at Bailey Park, 445 Patterson Avenue, Winston-Salem.

Permanent Food Truck Park In Winston-Salem

Plans for a permanent Food Truck Park are underway in Winston-Salem. Charlotte-based developer Kenneth Bell is working to open the food truck park at 1250 N. Patterson Avenue by the end of the year. The park would be able to accommodate 17 to 20 trucks along with picnic tables, and there would be security cameras and lights. He will also hold scheduled events at the park, including live music and movie nights. Also in Bell’s plans are a commissary kitchen and 13,000 event space across the street in a building he owns. The food truck vendors could use the kitchen to store and prepare food, and the event space could be used for public and private events, possibly catered by the food trucks. Check back for updates.

Winston-Salem’s Restaurants

Winston-Salem is fortunate to have many restaurants serving all types of cuisine. The city offers many nationalities, including Japanese, Mexican, Indian, and Italian, and styles, such as Fine dining, casual, and brunch. We created a list of the best restaurants in Winston-Salem for you. See what looks good to you!

What is your favorite Food Truck? Tell us in the comments.

Kathy Solarino

I am originally from New Jersey but now call Winston-Salem home. I am blessed with 3 sons, their wives, and five grandchildren. My husband is deceased, but I gained his two sons, their wives, and four additional grandchildren. I fell in love with Winston-Salem because of the beautiful area, the arts, the music, and the people. It's a city with a heart and soul.

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