New York Food Truck Association

Super Bowl Sunday may not be an official holiday, but there’s no doubting how sacred this day is to Americans across the country: the football season finally culminates into one big game with hundreds of millions of viewers . As two teams face head-to-head, the rest of us enjoy a day of drinking, eating, and cheering for (or boo-ing) teams with our friends and families. In fact, along with the half-time show, world-class commercials, and final score, nothing’s more anticipated on Super Bowl Sunday than the amazing food— o n a quintessential American day, everyone is looking to pig out on some classic American food.  However, if you’re hosting your own Super Bowl party this year, you know how time-consuming and exhausting it can be to prep platters of appetizers, entrees, and desserts for a sizable guest list.  We have you covered. The best way to opt out of this taxing process is by counting on American food trucks to cater your Super Bowl Sunday. Here are the t...

MS. SPUDZ Ms. Spudz is an all potato-based food truck founded by a woman entrepreneur named Pippi. Pippi dreamt for a long time about starting a french fry cart, but she had her doubts, thinking “who would buy just fries?” However, when she saw other food truck owners living her dream, she decided to trust her gut; now, what began as a fry cart has expanded into an ‘everything potato’ food truck. Today you can visit the food truck for everything from Buffalo Sliders and Fries, Seafood Nachos, and so much more— including, of course, their Signature Fries that started it all. MAKINA CAFE Makina Cafe is the first and only New York food truck of its kind, distinguished for bringing the rich heritage and flavors of Ethiopia to communities across the tristate area. Eden, Makina Cafe’s owner, is now living out her dream of sharing special Ethiopian dishes from her childhood with people from all walks of life,...

The New York Food Truck Association is honoring Black History Month by shining a light on the top Black-owned food trucks in New York. Let’s get started!  CHOP SHOP Founded in 2019 in Brooklyn, Chop Shop is one of New York’s top-tier, Black-owned food trucks. Chef and owner, Najee, poured many long hours into creating a menu that blends Caribbean and American southern flavors to offer a truly multicultural, authentic cuisine. From dishes like the Cajun Shrimp Burrito and Chicken Sandwich to Salmon Rice Bowl and the iconic Grilled Jerk Chicken, New Yorkers have not been let down. If you want to try or book a food truck that provides a cuisine that is both rich and one-of-a-kind, then the Chop Shop food truck is an excellent choice. GG'S FISH & CHIPS No one in New York City does soul food better than GG’s Fish & Chips . The original inspiration for this Brooklyn-based food...