Food Trucks in Miami (2025)

Miami’s grilled‑cheese icon is back on wheels, serving playful melts and shakes. Recognized by Food Network and covered by Miami New Times; the team continues service via the truck while scouting a new storefront.

A homegrown Brazilian BBQ fleet known for USDA Prime picanha and churrasco, with multiple fixed trucks citywide. The Bird Road truck is a local standby for meaty platters and yuca bites; hours and locations confirmed on the official site.

Doral’s arepa specialist the Infatuation spotlighted for fluffy corn pockets, late hours, and that sunset‑view parking lot. Expect Reina Pepiada, the Maracucha with queso de mano, and house cilantro sauce.

A Doral sensation praised by the Infatuation for giant, cheese‑crowned cachapas and party‑like vibes. Grab the cachapa #10, patacón platters, and late‑night arepas; nightly hours verified via recent listings.

A late‑night fixture for Venezuelan‑Colombian street staples: pepitos, hot dogs loaded with sauces, and cachapas. Active hours and ordering confirmed through recent reviews and listings.

A Puerto Rican stronghold near Wynwood serving mofongo, alcapurrias, and pernil. Frequently pops up at community events and was featured alongside local vendors by Smorgasburg Miami.

Family‑run since 2011, serving Venezuelan classics—arepas, tequeños, pepitos—across Hialeah and county parks. Verified schedules through Miami Food Trucks Events and current menus via delivery platforms.

Haitian fritay, griot, and patties that earned a viral shoutout; spotlighted by Miami New Times after a top rating from TikTok critic Keith Lee. North Miami Beach location posts active hours.

A new‑school Cuban concept serving bite‑size medianoche and Cubano cones, featured by Miami New Times. Posts weekly Saturday service at Grand Central Food Station; watch for pop‑ups.