Trailer Eatery in Austin, Texas

Trailer eateries are now and Austin, Texas staple. You can find almost anything you want to eat on any street corner with the many trailer eateries in Austin!

135.12 Turf N Surf Po’ Boy

135.12 Turf N Surf Po’ Boy

By Kristy Owen | Things To Do In Austin, Trailer Eatery

There’s nothing like good seafood to get you past that midday slump, and this trailer is the perfect place to find it. You can’t miss it. They’ll be blaring tunes, likely Jimmy Buffett, and the trailer is actually a rusted old ship container that has been decked out with an island flare. This place is

128.12 Fire & Soul

128.12 Fire & Soul

By Kristy Owen | Things To Do In Austin, Trailer Eatery

I found Fire & Soul in my regular search for new trailers and was very impressed. They describe themselves as international comfort food, and it’s fantastic! The menu has tons of variety, with pork sandwiches, smoked wings, fiery vegan dogs, a nice roasted beet salad — lots and lots of options. There’s sure to be

121.12 Sweet Caroline’s Snow Shack

121.12 Sweet Caroline’s Snow Shack

By Kristy Owen | Things To Do In Austin, Trailer Eatery

Last week was a gentle reminder that we’re in for a long, hot summer. It also meant that I need to find some good snow cone places if I plan on surviving the next four months. Sweet Caroline’s snowballs are truly delicious. The ice is finely shaved and still fluffy. They also use the perfect

114.12 Lucky J’s

114.12 Lucky J’s

By Kristy Owen | Things To Do In Austin, Trailer Eatery

After hearing people rave about chicken and waffles, I finally got my hands on some. It was a delicious combination, and one that definitely lived up to all the hype. The thing about Lucky J’s is that it’s served like a chicken and waffle taco. The waffle is wrapped around the chicken so you can

107.12 Bahn-Bahn

107.12 Bahn-Bahn

By Kristy Owen | Dog Friendly, Things To Do In Austin, Trailer Eatery

This weekend I went on my own little trailer food tour, checking out five new food trucks, including a great bahn mi place. I’ve had my fair share of bahn mi around town, and this one was up to par with the best of them. They were even open during the downpour. The sandwich was

100.12 Cool Haus

100.12 Cool Haus

By Kristy Owen | Things To Do In Austin, Trailer Eatery

Cool Haus has the best ice cream sandwich I’ve ever had. It’s like nothing I’ve ever tasted! After spending Easter filling up on too many peeps, my sister and I decided to try Cool Haus for an evening snack. We split one ice cream sandwich because we were both so full, but we fought over

93.12  Chez Remy La Sandwicherie

93.12 Chez Remy La Sandwicherie

By Kristy Owen | Things To Do In Austin, Trailer Eatery

One of the things I like most about trailer food in Austin is that you get a lot of variety at pretty reasonable prices. This little French trailer is a small piece of Lyon, France right in Austin.  It’s a great place for a quick French lunch. They have a pretty extensive menu with everything from

86.12 WhaTaTaco

86.12 WhaTaTaco

By Kristy Owen | Things To Do In Austin, Trailer Eatery

It’s rare that I meet a taco that blows me away. The barbacoa at WhaTaTaco did. Their version was slow cooked beef (8 hours) with cheese and anything else you want, in my case, avocado, cilantro, onions, lime — all things that make a taco better. The tortilla shell was even warm and kind of

79.12 Hill Country Pierogi

79.12 Hill Country Pierogi

By Kristy Owen | Things To Do In Austin, Trailer Eatery

Once again I’ve managed to hit the trailer food jackpot. I grew up eating my grandma’s amazing pierogies, so when I ran across this trailer I couldn’t wait to give them a try. They did not disappoint. Theirs were every bit as good as what grandma used to make. If you don’t know, a pierogi is

75.12 SxSo First

75.12 SxSo First

By Kristy Owen | Dog Friendly, Family Friendly, Free things to do in Austin, Live Music, Things To Do In Austin, Trailer Eatery

The South First Food Court is celebrating SXSW with their own festival! They’ll have live music, food, vendors, kids activities and more. They’ve put together this “anything goes” event as an alternative to the craziness that is happening downtown. This festival is celebrating the uniqueness and vibrance of the neighborhood. Some of my favorite food