Moab Food Truck Park in 2024: A Complete Guide to Visiting
HAVE YOUR HEARD ABOUT MOAB FOOD TRUCK PARK?
We’re about to tell you all about it! We have spent months traveling around Southern Utah and Moab is one of our favorite spots to visit. After a hike through the red rock or a thrilling 4×4 ride in the back country we love to visit the Moab Food Truck Park to fill our hungry bellies! We’ll fill you in on where to find the food truck park and what kind of food and atmosphere to expect on your visit.
The Moab Food Truck Park is a great place to try a variety of food. We love going to these parks because we can all eat something different, and we can also share to get a feel for the different tastes that are offered so close together.
The Moab Food Trucks are right in town, and there are lots of great options for things to eat there. Below we have listed many of our favorites, but there are so many good ones it is hard to list them all. We hope you enjoy your Moab adventures and get to experience the great environment and foods the area offers.
Overview
The Moab Food Truck Park is located in downtown Moab. It is within walking distance of many of the hotels in downtown Moab.
Park Hours: 11 am to 9 pm
Phone Number: 435-261-7880
Pets Allowed: Yes, on a leash
Bicycles Allowed: Yes
Keep in mind that the food trucks are individually owned, so the operating hours can vary per food truck.
Top Food Trucks in the Moab Food Truck Park
1. Paninis Plus
The Paninis Plus is a great downtown Moab food truck. They offer paninis for different styles and tastes. When I went here I couldn’t make up my mind on which sandwich I should go with because they all looked great so I asked them to make me the sandwich they think was the best, and they delivered.
The sandwich was great. They made the Caprese and the Smokey Turkey. If you are looking for something a little lighter, you can check out their smoothies or salads. The smoothie I ordered was delicious.
2. Street Dogs
If you are looking for a street-style hot dog, then the Street Dogs stand is for you. They have a handful of great signature options as well as the ability to build your own. You can choose from different buns, types of hot dogs (vegan sausage, pork sausage, quarter-pound beef frank), your toppings, and of course, your sides and drink.
If you are there early and want a breakfast food truck option or just want to try something different, you can try one of their Belgian waffle options. These come with all kinds of different toppings, so you might have to get a few and share. That is typically how we do it.
3. Red Wok Kitchen
It would not be a true Utah food truck park without some delicious Asian-style food. The options are not complicated, just your typical favorites like Mongolian Beef, Orange Chicken, Sweet and Sour Chicken, and more.
There are different soups depending on the day, along with some great appetizers. We love wontons and potstickers personally, but if you are a veggie-lover, they have one of those too. We ordered Mongolian beef and orange chicken, and both were delicious.
4. Miss Gelato
The Food Truck Park in Moab has a couple of really nice treat options, and one of those is Miss Gelato. Miss Gelato does not have a million flavors, which is not surprising since you have to fit all of that greatness into a small food truck, but they have all the flavors that taste good.
My favorite is chocolate and caramel, but Candice is always a mint lover. They also have some nice Sorbe non-dairy (vegan) options for those with dietary restrictions looking for something yummy. My daughter, who is non-dairy, was so happy to find a treat.
5. Big Don’s Pizza and Pasta
Pizza in Moab is popular as they have lots of really great options to choose from around town. The Food Truck Park in Moab, Utah has Big Don’s Pizza and Pasta, which has some good choices. These are not your typical pepperoni pizzas but specialty delicious pizzas. Some notable options are the Chicken Alfredo, BBQ Chicken, Buffalo Bleu, or Chicken Ranch, to name a few.
The salads and plates of pasta are also very good if pizza is not the only thing you want.
6. Moab Rainbowls
If you are looking for healthier options, the Moab Rainbowls is one of the best places to eat in Moab. Not only are the bowls delicious, but they are the prettiest-looking food you will find in the food truck court and possibly the area. These bowls are packed with fruits, seeds, nuts, and our favorite peanut butter.
If one of the smoothie bowls is not enough or you want to add a little bit of variety, you should try the Avocado Toast or Chilli Cheese Nachos. We try to eat healthily, but sometimes you can’t pass up the Chilli Cheese Nachos.
7. Fresh 2 GO
Fresh 2 Go in the Moab Food Truck Court sounds like a lighter option, but it is not. Instead, the name has more to do with the food being cooked upon your order. Fresh 2 Go offers your typical American-style food like burgers, wings, and chicken tenders. They also offer some good sandwiches like your cheesesteaks or pulled pork sandwiches.
It is also a nice place to get some fries. French fries tend to be something we enjoy at many of our stops. Maybe that has something to do with growing up in Idaho and the land of potatoes, not to be confused with Iowa, Ohio, or many of the other random states people confuse for Idaho.
8. Tacos El Gordo
Having lived in the great states of Jalisco and Nayarit, Mexico, tacos are often a favorite of ours. Tacos El Gordo is part of the Moab, Utah food trucks, and they are worth a stop if you enjoy trying different tacos as we do. With an array of great meat options, like Carnitas, Asada, and Adobada, you will enjoy a tasty taco or burrito.
Don’t forget your Mexican-style drinks with some Pineapple Jarrito or your Coca-Cola served in a glass bottle.
Vegan Options at the Moab Food Truck Park
If you are looking for vegan options, there are lots of great choices you can choose from at the food truck court. Some of the best Vegan options are Miss Gelato and the Moab Rainbowls. Street Dogs also has some vegan hot dogs available.
Dairy-Free Options
If you are looking for dairy-free options, there are some great choices you can choose from at the food truck court. Some of your best Dairy free options are the Red Wok Kitchen, Miss Gelato, and AK Roll & Bowl.
Reviews of the Moab Food Truck Park
I’ve visited three times now, and the food is always great! I enjoy having options instead of going to one restaurant – everyone can choose what sounds good to them. Centrally located, lots of parking each time I’ve been. (Tripadvisor Review)
Stumbled on this Park by accident and truly enjoyed being there. The Street Dogs was excellent, and difficult to decide which delight to choose. (Tripadvisor Review)
Fun Things to Do in Moab
Moab Extreme 3-hour tour
One of the best things to do in Moab is to explore the 4×4 trails in the area. If you aren’t bringing a 4×4 vehicle to Moab, you can join this Moab Extreme 3-Hour Tour to explore the backroads in Moab.
It is such a fun activity that the entire family will enjoy. A professional driver will take you safely through some of the most difficult off-roading obstacles in the area, like Hell’s Revenge. The views are so pretty and well worth doing.
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Backcountry Jeep Adventure
If you don’t want the thrilling experience of conquering off-road obstacles in Moab, you can rent a jeep to explore on your own. We rented a jeep while we were in Moab and explored the White Rim Road and Shafer Trail.
This is a great opportunity to get off the beaten path and explore the off-road trails of Moab at your own pace. The day we had our jeep was one of my favorite days in Moab during our last visit.
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Arches National Park
One of our favorite things to do in Moab is going hiking in Arches National Park. Our favorite trails are Delicate Arch and the Windows. If you’re visiting Moab with kids, be sure to stop by Sand Dune Arch with some sand toys.
Canyonlands National Park
Another one of the really fun things to do in Moab is visiting the viewpoints in Canyonlands National Park. If you want an off-the-beaten-path experience in Canyonlands, you can either go on a jeep tour or rent a jeep to drive the Shafer Trail and White Rim Road. This is a really cool 4×4 trail system going through Canyonlands.
If you have limited time or just a day in Canyonlands National Park, we recommend visiting the Island in the Sky section of the park. This area is the closest to downtown Moab and has many great viewpoints and likes, like Mesa Arch.
Jeep Arch and Corona Arch
If you’re visiting Moab with a dog or don’t want to hike in the national parks, there are lots of great Moab hiking trails. Two of our favorite hikes in this area are Jeep Arch and Corona Arch. There isn’t a lot of shade on the trails here, so be sure to wear sun protection and bring lots of water.
Arches National Park Backcountry Adventure
A unique way to explore Arches National Park is by going on an Arches National Park Backcountry Adventure. You will get to explore the backroads in Arches that hardly anyone gets to see.
This is a great way to see the beautiful landscapes in Arches without battling the crowds in the park.
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FAQ: Moab Food Truck Park
How is the Moab Food Truck Park rated?
The Moab food truck is rated 4 out of 5 stars. The food truck park in Utah, Moab, is a great place to get a variety of food, and they have a great seating area with sunshades and picnic tables. If you are looking for good food truck food, then this is your place.
If you are trying to eat super cheap, you will probably want to go to the grocery store because many places to eat in Moab can be spendy. The food truck park is not overly expensive either but is fairly priced.
Does the Moab Food Truck Park offer takeout?
Yes, they do offer takeout. However, Moab can be busy during the high-traffic times of the year, so sometimes they are fast and other times not so much.
What forms of payment are accepted at the Moab Food Truck Park?
The Moab food truck park offers your typical payment options. You can pay with a credit card and cash. Some of the food trucks might offer other options as they are individually owned and not owned by the food truck park.
This means each food truck could offer different ways to pay.
Conclusion: Moab Food Truck Park
One thing to keep in mind with the food truck park is that they can be moved periodically. Sometimes people change the truck and sell different foods, or depending on the year, food trucks could be different, or their hours of operation can change.
Either way, you should take a look a the food truck park. There are a handful of great trucks that seem always to be there, so why don’t you visit a few times and taste them all?
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