9 Seattle food trucks to add to your mealtime bucket list

Jun 24 2021, 5:45 pm

Seattle is home to what seems like hundreds of amazing food options on wheels.

From dumplings to desserts, we’re lucky enough to have so many food truck options in our city.

Here are nine Seattle food trucks that you need to find and try this weekend.

Sugar and Spoon Cookie Dough

 

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Although they’ve opened a brick-and-mortar store, we’ll always think of Sugar and Spoon Cookie Dough as the dough on wheels. Served in a cup or cone, Sugar and Spoon offer raw cookie dough that’s safe to eat. With classic cookie dough, dough-reo, party animal, campfire, snickerdoodle, and a flavor of the month, even picky eaters can’t resist.

When: Monday to Sunday
Time: 12 – 8 pm
Where: 400 Pine Street, Seattle
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Ezell’s Express

 

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We already know that Ezell’s chicken is some of Seattle’s best, but did you know that it’s also mobile? Enjoy chicken combos or a la carte versions of your favorite chicken strips and wingettes on one of the great Seattle food trucks.

When: Monday to Sunday
Time:Ā Time is updated daily onĀ Twitter
Where: Location is updated daily onĀ Twitter
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Off The Rez

 

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Seattle’s first Native American food truck has hands-down, some of the best frybread in town. The key is that they handmake the dough daily. With a menu including Indian tacos, burgers as well as sides of chili, salad, and more, you’re not leaving hungry.

When: Monday to Sunday
Time: hours are available daily onĀ Facebook
Where:Ā  location is available daily onĀ Facebook
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Sam Choy’s Poke To The Max

 

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With restaurants and trucks in five locations, Sam Choy knows what he’s doing. Taking traditional Hawaiian eats and fusing it with Western dishes, enjoy island favorites such as big kahuna kalua sandwich, reconstructed musubi and shaka sandwich wraps. The food truck also serves up traditional poke in a rice plate or as a salad or wrap.

When: Monday to Sunday
Time:
hours are available online monthly
Where: location is available online monthly
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Dreamy Drinks

 

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Seattle’s first bubble tea food truck serves the dreamiest drinks around. The truck is hard to miss, with a pastel wrap and unicorn graphic that is the perfect backdrop for your Instagram photo — because you know you’re going to take a photo of your drink for the ‘gram.

When: Dates are posted weekly on Instagram
Time: The schedule is posted weekly onĀ Instagram
Where: Schedule is posted weekly on Instagram
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Island Blends AƧaƭ

 

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Island Blends AƧaĆ­ brings the taste of Hawaii to the Pacific Northwest. The truck serves up fresh, organic aƧaĆ­ bowls with mix and match toppings, fresh smoothies, and pokĆ© bowls. If you’re looking for a traditional Hawaiian snack, this is your new go-to truck.

When: Schedule is posted on their website
Time:Ā Schedule is postedĀ on their website
Where:Ā Schedule is postedĀ on their website
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Layers Sandwich Co.

 

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After several successful sandwich pop-ups, Layers Sandwich Co. food truck came to be. Owners Ashley and Avery Hardin poured their hearts and souls into creating more than an artisanal sandwich food truck. With responsibly sourced ingredients and witty names of dishes such as precocious piggy, your only worry will be choosing which sandwich you’d like.

When: Calendar is availableĀ on their website
Time:Ā Calendar is availableĀ on their website
Where:Ā Calendar is available on their website
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Falafel Salam

 

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Falafel Salam is a rare food truck that creates everything from scratch using local and imported ingredients. The Middle Eastern Kitchen is perfect for those with dietary restrictions as everything is gluten-free and can be modified to fit vegan diets.

When: Sunday to Friday
Time:Ā Times vary and are availableĀ on their website
Where: Location changes daily and is available on their website
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Wood Shop BBQ

 

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More of a mobile smokehouse than a food truck, Wood Shop BBQ serves amazing meat by the pound. They offer brisket, pulled pork, smoked chicken, beef ribs, hot link sausages, polish sausages, hot cheddar link, pork spare ribs, smoked wings, mac and cheese bowls, sandwiches and more. You won’t leave without all of your BBQ needs satisfied.

When: Friday to Monday
Time: 11-2 pm
Where: location changes daily and is listed on their website
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