Recently I experienced a wonderful vegan dining concept in New York City! As I researched this phenomenon further, I found that it exists in various forms across the country! I’m talking about vegetarian and vegan food trucks!

In New York City, the Cinnamon Snail food truck (Cinnamon Snail) offers gourmet meal options for a vegan breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They also offer a large variety of vegan desserts and snacks. Their website includes a calendar with the dates that they will appear at various locations throughout the city. Some of the menu items offered are breakfast burritos, Korean BBQ seitan sandwich, cupcakes, and vegan spinach pie. I have tasted their Korean BBQ seitan sandwich and vegan raspberry doughnut and loved them!

Boston has a vegetarian food truck of its own called “Clover Food Lab”(Clover Food Lab). However, they offer several vegan options, such as a chickpea burger rollup and a BBQ seitan sandwich. My past visits have given me the opportunity to try every vegan option on their menu. Everything was fantastic!

Providence, Rhode Island visitors can experience the goodness of “Like No Udder”(Like No Udder) vegan soft serve ice cream. This vendor frequents many veggie events throughout the Rhode Island and Boston area. I have been fortunate enough to try their soft serve chocolate and vanilla twist in a cone and a creamsicle soymilk shake. Their vegan ice cream treats are really tasty!

Connecticut offers its own vegan food truck called “GMonkey”(GMonkey) which visits different stops around the Hartford area. This vendor is next on my stop!

Miami, Florida is home to the vegan “Mac N Soul Food”(Mac N Soul Food) food truck.

Mushaboom vegan food truck(Mushaboom) offers vegan burgers in the southern Florida area.

The Soul Vegetarian food truck(Soul Vegetarian) brings 100% vegan food to Chicago neighborhoods. The 100% vegan truck offers such selections as BBQ vegan chik’n, Basil Focaccia Sandwich, scrambled tofu tacos, and much more on a rotating menu.

The Atlanta region is trying to obtain funding for “Love Burger Express”(Love Burger Express) a mobile food truck which offers both vegetarian and vegan burger items on its menu.

In Austin, Texas visitors can enjoy several veggie-friendly food trucks including Wasota African Cuisine(Wasota African Cuisine), Sun Farms Kitchen(Sun Farms Kitchen), Biscuits & Groovy(Biscuits & Groovy), Man Bites Dog(Man Bites Dog), Bananarchy(vegan frozen banana treats)(Bananarchy), and Conscious Cravings(Conscious Cravings). In Dallas, the Good Karma food truck(Good Karma Kitchen) includes vegan options. The Vegan Yacht(The Vegan Yacht) provides yummy southern delicacies and sandwiches!

In Denver, Colorado, vegan visitors can find the “Vegan Van”(Vegan Van) at various locations throughout the city. As with all food truck vendors, their schedule is displayed online through their website. A few of their menu options include vegan “chicken” and waffles, tuffufalo wings, and various sweets.

Portland, Oregon is very vegan friendly. Their home veggie friendly and all-vegan food trucks include: D.C. Vegetarian(D.C. Vegetarian), Homegrown Smoker Natural Barbecue(Homegrown Smoker Vegetarian), Off The Griddle (veggie burgers) (Off The Griddle), Native Bowl Food Cart(Native Bowl), Unicart(Unicart), Sonny Bowl(SonnyBowl), The Heart Cart(The Heart Cart), The Biscuit Bike(The Biscuit Bike), and Fat Kitty Falafel(Vegetarian but vegan-friendly)(Fat Kitty Falafel).

The Los Angeles area offers several vegan food trucks.The Franken Stand(vegan hot dogs)(FrankenStand), Organic Oasis(My Organic Oasis), Seabirds Truck(Seabirds), and Sweet E’s Bake Shop(Sweet E’s Bake Shop) are vegan or vegan-friendly Vegetarian options in town. Sunny Vibrations(Sunny Vibrations) provides vegan food in San Francisco area.

I’m sure there are more vegan or vegan-friendly food trucks across the country which I have not mentioned. However, I wanted to give a nice roundup of most visited regions. My other goal for mentioning these particular food trucks was to give everyone a ‘taste'(pardon the pun) of the various types of offerings(vegan hot dogs, vegan burgers, ice cream, entrees, baked goods).

In addition to my list, there are numerous food trucks across the country which are not vegan or vegetarian but still offer a few veggie-friendly items on their menu.A couple of examples are the Desi Food Truck in NYC(Desi Food Truck) offering vegan Indian options and the Mandoline Grill Food Truck(Mandoline Grill Food Truck) in Los Angeles offering Vietnamese vegan options.

As you travel throughout the USA, remember to search for these vegetarian or vegan food trucks. The quality of their food is phenomenal, as is the variety of their options!