332 North Avenue, Athens
Food Trucks in Georgia
16 food trucks and food carts in 11 cities and towns. Food trucks, trailers and carts that can park and serve at private parties, offices, weddings and festivals. People usually book 1–4 months ahead (6+ for peak Saturdays).
How Many Food Trucks and Food Carts Are in Georgia?
We list 16 food trucks and food carts in Georgia, across 11 cities and towns; the most are in Atlanta (4), Rossville (2), Statesboro (2). People usually book food trucks and food carts 1–4 months ahead (6+ for peak Saturdays). Ask each for a written quote with every fee included and compare the totals.
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Before You Book
- What is the price per guest, and what exactly does it include?
- Can you send a sample invoice for our guest count with every fee, tax and service charge?
- Do you hold a food permit or license and liability insurance? Can our venue get a certificate of insurance?
- How do you handle allergies and vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, halal or kosher meals?
- When is the final headcount due, and can it change after that?
- Most trucks quote a minimum (often a few hundred to a few thousand dollars) rather than a per-person price.
- One truck usually serves about 75–150 guests in a two-hour window; book two for bigger crowds.
- Check that your venue or HOA allows trucks and where they can park.
2000 Cheshire Bridge Road Northeast, Atlanta
1865 Glenwood Avenue Southeast, Atlanta
5320 Campbellton Road, Atlanta
123 Marietta Street Northwest, Atlanta
1375 Fernwood Circle Northeast, Brookhaven
Calhoun
160 Broad Street, Hawkinsville
533 North 1st Street, Jesup
400 Cobb Parkway North, Marietta
Martinez
507 Chickamauga Avenue, Rossville
1628 Cloud Springs Road, Rossville
1 Galambos Way, Sandy Springs
Statesboro
1707 Chandler Road, Statesboro
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