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!

52.12 Blue Dog Pizza

52.12 Blue Dog Pizza

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

I’ve been on a pizza kick lately. It’s just one of those foods that never gets old. Last week I finally tried out a relatively new trailer, Blue Dog Pizza. Their small pizzas are the perfect size for someone to eat in one sitting. They have a great menu with tons of fun, funky items like

45.12 Firefly Pies

45.12 Firefly Pies

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

Happy Valentine’s Day, Austin! It’s a day for lovers, and if you love pizza, you need to check out Firefly Pies on East 6th. It’s the first wood-fired pizza trailer in town, and it’s awesome. They have a great menu, with ten different pies, so you can find something that suits everyone’s pizza cravings. I had just the

38.12 Three Little Pigs

38.12 Three Little Pigs

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

This place is a dream come true for pork lovers! It’s in a great location and boasts even better food. Their menu is really inventive. I tried the crackling meatloaf wrapped in bacon. It came with cheese grits and collard greens, and was absolutely delicious. I’m in a huge slider phase right now, and their

31.12 La Boite Café

31.12 La Boite Café

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

Traditionally, trailer food is something usually reserved for lunch or dinner. But at least one trailer, La Boite Café, has managed to become a popular breakfast spot in town, so much so that they opened a new location downtown in October. They make excellent coffee, particularly espresso, along with croissants, macaroons and sandwiches. The macaroons are

24.12 Thunder Heart Bison

24.12 Thunder Heart Bison

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

This trailer came recommended to me by several blog followers, and I can see why. It’s amazing! Bison is one of the healthiest meats out there, and if you’re a fan, you need to give this place a try. I had the special of the day, which was Bison Hash. This twist on a southern

358.11 One Taco

358.11 One Taco

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

It’s the last Trailer Tuesday of 2011, and I’ve chosen to ring in the new year with tacos. One Taco is the place I go to when I’m downtown and have the munchies. They have what everyone person with the munchies is craving — chips, salsa, guacamole and queso. They also have great tacos. The

351.11 Karma Taco

351.11 Karma Taco

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

How about making it a Taco Tuesday with Karma Taco? This place has really wonderful tacos, whether you want them for breakfast, lunch or after the bars close. I went with the more traditional flour chicken taco. The picture in today’s blog should do the speaking for me when I say amazing. The cheese, avocado

344.11 Squealers BLT

344.11 Squealers BLT

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

This place is new on the block. Their doors just opened on December 6th, but they hit the ground running and make one mean BLT. Their slogan is “bacon so good it will make you squeal,” and they’re very generous with the bacon. Anything with bacon is awesome. The menu is pretty simple, which I

337.11 Little Thai Food

337.11 Little Thai Food

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

I highly recommend Thai food on cold days. It tastes so good in this cold weather. I must say, trailer or no trailer, this rivals some of my favorite Thai food in the city. It’s made fresh right when you order it, so keep that in mind if you’re in a rush. The portions are a

330.11 Conscious Cravings

330.11 Conscious Cravings

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

Their slogan — “Healthy. Delicious. Vegetarian.” — pretty much sums up everything you need to know. On my way back to Austin after Thanksgiving my sister and I got to talking about how being a vegetarian just was not in our cards. We are both way too big of meat eaters. But we stumbled on