Yelp's list of "Top 100 Food Trucks 2025" is out, and we're not surprised to see Austin's trucks had a wheely good turnout.

Austin earned more mentions than any other Texas city and was one of the most mentioned cities overall. Let's see which trucks topped the list.
No. 2 | Jim's Smokehouse
Barbecue lovers are sure to enjoy this spot, which took the crown for No. 1 best food truck in the continental US and No. 2 overall.

No. 8 | T-Loc's Sonora Hot Dogs
Named the best hot dog in Texas by Food & Wine Magazine, the truck's bacon-wrapped hot dog "con todo" is served with pinto beans, sautéed onions, diced onions + tomatoes, mayo, mustard, and jalapeno sauce.

No. 19 | Paprika ATX
Get your "vitamina T" at this taco truck, which serves up al pastor, carnitas, tortas, aquas fresca, and more.

No. 23 | Bodhi Viet Vegan
Enjoy plant-based Vietnamese cuisine at this truck that serves a menu with dishes like seitan nuggets, udon, and tapioca cakes.

No. 30 | Ceviche7
Find Peruvian food — like arroz chaufa, ceviche, pan con chicharrón, and lomo saltado — at this rolling restaurant near UT Austin.

No. 48 | Buenos Sabores
Located in Cedar Park, this spot is known for its carne asada, birria, and tortas. Plus, they also serve vegetarian and vegan options.

No. 58 | Granny’s Tacos
A consistent favorite of Austinites, Granny's Tacos is a great place to get breakfast tacos in east Austin. By the way — Granny's is only open late on Wednesdays and Thursdays.

No. 69 | Boteco
This Brazilian truck has been featured on "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives," meaning it's a great place to try fried yucca, pão de queijo, and feijoada. It's currently listed as "temporatily closed" on Google.

Editor's note: Flavia’s Kitchen ranked No. 68, but has since closed due to a tragic accident.

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