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ChitaChatter Food Trucks lists local trucks with their menus, addresses, phone numbers and maps so you can find tacos, barbecue, seafood, desserts and more nearby.
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Featured food trucks
It's NOLA Baaaby
New Orleans
6938 Hayne Blvd, New Orleans, LA 70126
Seafood-stacked Cajun plates. The truck is known for the lobster grilled cheese, crawfish grilled cheese, crab fries and a surf-and-turf po-boy.
Food Drunk
New Orleans
New Orleans, LA 70118
Fried chicken and wings cooked in duck fat. A regular stop around the medical district and downtown.
Daddy Hot Bird
New Orleans
1201 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70130
Nashville-style hot chicken. The DHB sandwich and thigh sliders are the usual order, with spice levels that run from mild to very hot.
Queen on Wheels
New Orleans
1415 Tulane Ave, New Orleans, LA 70112
Barbecue plates, including smoked sausage, at downtown and event stops.
Frencheeze
New Orleans
234 Loyola Ave, New Orleans, LA 70112
Grilled cheese, sliders and truffle frites. Regular orders include the Molly, the Rachel and the Percival with brisket and goat cheese.
Bonafried
New Orleans
3101 Grand Route St. John, New Orleans, LA 70115
Crispy fried chicken sandwiches. Started as a truck and now also has a Bayou St. John restaurant. The truck still does events and catering.
Kenny's Cajun & Creole Cuisine on the Geaux
New Orleans
New Orleans, LA
Bayou plates: jambalaya, shrimp and fried po-boys from a rolling Cajun kitchen.
Lillie's Cajun Kitchen
New Orleans
New Orleans, LA
Cajun kitchen plates for street stops and parties, built around rice dishes and fried seafood.
Afrodisiac Food Truck
New Orleans
New Orleans, LA
Creole cooking with a rotating street menu, listed among the city's Cajun and Creole trucks.
Stuffed
New Orleans
New Orleans, LA
Savory beignets. A New Orleans truck that was posted as a Great Food Truck Race winner.
Fat Elbows Southern Cuisine
Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge, LA
Southern plates and catfish. The Advocate posted it as Baton Rouge's best Black-owned restaurant and catfish.
The Big Cheezy
Baton Rouge
2679 Highland Rd, Baton Rouge, LA 70802
Grilled cheese and comfort plates. The truck also has a Highland Road shop.
Geaux Cuban
Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge, LA
Cuban sandwiches and pressed plates from a Baton Rouge truck.
Layla's BBQ and Lagniappe
Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge, LA
Barbecue with a little extra on the side. Smoked meat plates for events around Baton Rouge.
Pullin' Pork
Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge, LA
Pulled pork sandwiches and barbecue plates.
Taco de Paco
Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge, LA
Street tacos. The kind of truck locals post about when they want a quick plate in Baton Rouge.
Getting the most out of food trucks
Food trucks bring great cooking straight to the street. Many are run by local chefs and families who serve food you will not find anywhere else. ChitaChatter Food Trucks lists trucks with menus, addresses and phone numbers so you can find one nearby.
Trucks move around, so it is smart to confirm where a truck will be before you head out. Calling ahead or checking the menu here gives you a sense of what they serve and what it might cost. Lines can get long at lunchtime so arriving a little early helps.
Bring a backup payment option since some trucks prefer card and others prefer cash. If you have food allergies ask about ingredients before ordering since kitchens are small and items are often cooked side by side.
Supporting food trucks supports local small businesses. If you have a favorite truck that is missing, members can suggest it so more people can find it. Sharing a truck in a group chat is also a quick way to pick lunch with coworkers or friends.
Quick tips
- Call ahead to confirm the truck's location and hours.
- Arrive early to beat the lunch line.
- Ask about allergens before ordering.
- Suggest a missing truck to help it get found.
Common questions
- How do I find a food truck near me?
- Members can browse trucks by city with menus, addresses, phone numbers and map directions.
- Do food trucks take cards?
- Many do but not all. Bring a backup payment option just in case.
- Can I add a truck?
- Yes. Members can suggest a truck we are missing.
- Why should I call ahead?
- Trucks move and hours change so a quick call confirms where they will be.
- What do food trucks usually serve?
- It varies widely. You will find tacos, barbecue, burgers, seafood, soul food, Asian dishes, desserts, coffee and much more. Check each truck's menu to see what they offer that day.
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