
Wedding Catering by Austin Food Trucks
Hill Country wedding at a vineyard in Driftwood? Backyard ceremony in Hyde Park? Late-night reception at an East Austin venue? Austin's wedding food trucks know how to feed a crowd in style — taco bars, brisket buffets, wood-fired pizza, and the kind of midnight queso runs guests will be talking about for years. AustinFoodTruck.com connects you with the trucks that have done weddings across Travis, Hays, and Williamson counties — vetted, on-time, and ready to make your day unforgettable.
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Compare trucks for your wedding
- Requesting quotes is free.
- See menus and pricing before you choose.
- Book one truck for the meal, or add a dessert or late-night truck.
Talk to the trucks directly
- Message trucks about menus, timing, and venue logistics.
- Keep event details editable while you compare options.
- Message Support if you have a question.
Book with no surprises
- See the full price, including fees, before you book.
- Pay on the site once you've chosen a truck.
- Your quotes, messages, and booking details stay in one place.
Why book with us
Planning food truck service for a wedding

Pick the menu
Wood-fired pizza, tacos, sushi and dumplings, BBQ, or a dessert truck for later in the night. Many trucks offer vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options; note what you need in your request so quotes reflect it. If you're working out a budget, see how catering is priced first.

Plan for the venue
A truck needs a flat spot about 30 ft by 8 ft, close enough to where guests gather. Ask your venue about parking, access, and whether a generator is allowed, then share the answers with the trucks you're considering so their quotes account for it.

Decide how many trucks
One truck usually covers a single service window. Ask each truck how many guests it can serve per hour, then decide. For a larger guest list or a tight timeline, add a second truck, or split the meal and dessert between two.
How it works

1. Tell us about the event
Date, location, guest count, and what you know so far.

2. Compare your options
Review available trucks, menus, pricing, and messages.

3. Book the one that fits
Choose your truck and confirm the details.
Where a food truck fits in the wedding weekend
Reception
Serve the main meal from a truck: tacos, wood-fired pizza, BBQ, or whatever fits the two of you. Guests order at the window, or the truck sets up a buffet line.
Cocktail hour
Small bites while guests mingle: sliders, bao, dumplings, or poke.

Rehearsal dinner
A low-key dinner the night before. One truck, a long table, and no seating chart.
Late-night snacks
Tacos, grilled cheese, fries, or donuts for the dance-floor crowd before the night ends.
Dessert
Ice cream, churros, cupcakes, or waffles, instead of the cake or alongside it.

Day-after brunch
Breakfast burritos, coffee, and waffles for out-of-town guests before they head home.
Elopements and micro weddings
A small guest list still deserves good food. Ask trucks about minimums and shorter service windows.

Almost any venue
A truck brings its own kitchen, so it works at vineyards, ranches, parks, and backyards around Austin. Check with your venue on parking and access.
Real Reviews from Real Austin Customers

Used Austin Food Truck for a tenant event at our building. Communication was good and I appreciated not having to coordinate all the little details directly with the truck.
Nicole B.

We had around 200 people coming through over lunch and I was a little worried about lines, but it worked out really well. The truck they recommended was able to move people through fast and the food held up.
Amanda C.

We booked two trucks for our wedding and it was one of the things people talked about the most afterward. Felt a lot more like us than doing a traditional buffet.
Emily R.

I had reached out to a couple trucks directly and wasn't really getting anywhere. Found this site, sent over what we needed, and had options pretty quickly. Wish I had done that first.
Lauren T.
Catering cost estimator
About how many people are you expecting?
What are you serving?
Estimated cost
$750 - $1500
Actual quotes will vary.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Planning an event?
- Requesting quotes is free.
- Compare menus and pricing before you book.
- Message trucks directly.