The Burg is well-known for its funky, local spots — and its food truck scene is no slouch. We rounded up just a taste of the local offerings, so you can bookmark this guide for your next late-night craving.

Editor's note: These mobile eateries are always on the go, so we recommend checking each truck's schedule online to find out where it's parked.

Funnel Vision Food Truck | If you can fry it, they've tried it. This food truck is a night owl fave for fried Oreos, Battered Birds (chicken and waffles), and its "Nashville" Hot Chicken Baskets.
Sweet Island Snow | Cool off from the Florida rays with a spot of shaved ice or ice cream (or both) from this food truck. Plus, there's build your own options — basically the choose your own adventure of summertime.
Fo'Cheezy Food Truck | It's a St. Pete staple for a reason. The mobile grilled cheese joint's menu is stacked with dairy delight, like the Parmageddon + Mac N' Rib, plus wings, loaded tots, and sweet treats.
Porchettoni Food Truck | A true slice of Rome on the streets of St. Pete, Porchettoni delivers porchetta platters and sandwiches, chicken parm sandwiches, and other Italian dishes to sweeten your lunch hour.
St. Pete Taco Lady | Feast on mahi-mahi or shrimp tacos, quesadillas, spicy slaw, rice and beans, and even more taco goodness straight from this Mexican + American inspired spot.
Heavy's | The self-proclaimed "mobile soul food extravaganza" has brought smothered pork chops, macaroni, beef short ribs, collard greens, and other faves to the TBAY area for the past 30+ years.
Latin Lunch Box | Feast on fresh Puerto Rican flavors at this local food truck, from avocado salad to empanadas.
Cipolla Rossa | There's always a line to score handmade pies at this popular food truck with its own mobile wood-fired pizza oven.
Twisted Indian | This Sunshine City truck — which also boasts a brick and mortar Central Avenue location — serves Indian food with a modern twist. Think Naanwiches, Curritos, Yogi fries, and tacos.

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