Wilmington, North Carolina, a coastal city known for its historic charm and vibrant culture, has embraced the food truck revolution with enthusiasm.
These mobile kitchens have become an integral part of Wilmington’s culinary landscape, offering diverse and innovative dining options that cater to locals, students, and beach-goers alike.
From seafood specialties to international cuisines, Wilmington’s food trucks are redefining street food and adding a new dimension to the local food scene.
Here are five food trucks that have captured the hearts and taste buds of Wilmington’s community.
Poor Piggy’s BBQ & Catering
Poor Piggy’s BBQ & Catering brings authentic North Carolina-style barbecue to the streets of Wilmington.
Their menu features slow-smoked meats including pulled pork, brisket, and ribs.
The truck’s signature item is the “Piggy Mac,” a combination of pulled pork and mac and cheese.
Poor Piggy’s is known for its tender, flavorful meats and homemade barbecue sauces.
Catch the Food Truck
Catch the Food Truck offers fresh, local seafood dishes.
Their menu changes based on the day’s catch but often includes items like fish tacos, shrimp po’ boys, and crab cakes.
A customer favorite is the “Blackened Mahi Mahi Tacos” topped with pineapple salsa.
Catch the Food Truck is praised for its high-quality seafood and creative preparations.
CheeseSmith
CheeseSmith specializes in gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches.
Their menu features unique combinations like the “Parma Perfection,” made with prosciutto, fig jam, and brie.
The truck also offers tomato soup for dipping.
CheeseSmith is known for its high-quality cheeses and creative sandwich combinations.
Trolly Stop Hot Dogs
Trolly Stop Hot Dogs, a Wilmington institution, has expanded to include a food truck.
Their menu features a variety of hot dogs, including the popular “North Carolina Dog” topped with chili, slaw, onions, and mustard.
The truck also offers veggie dogs and sides like fries.
Trolly Stop is praised for its classic hot dogs and local nostalgia.
T’Geaux Boys
T’Geaux Boys brings Cajun and Creole cuisine to Wilmington.
Their menu includes New Orleans favorites like po’ boys, jambalaya, and gumbo.
The truck’s most popular item is the “Shrimp and Grits,” featuring Gulf shrimp over creamy stone-ground grits.
T’Geaux Boys is known for its authentic Louisiana flavors and generous portions.
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