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Planning a wedding, office lunch, school event or block party in Albuquerque, New Mexico? Fork & Curb lists 45 food trucks in Albuquerque (Bernalillo County), with styles such as tacos & Mexican, Japanese & sushi and coffee.
Trucks with a Fork & Curb storefront accept catering requests directly: you share the date, headcount and budget, and the truck sends a quote. For other trucks, use the business details on each listing to ask for a quote.
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Recipe to tryChorizo Potato Street TacosFood Truck
Recipe to tryElote Street Corn SaladFood truck
Recipe to tryLoaded Sweet Potato FriesDrinks & desserts food truck
Recipe to tryMocha Hot ChocolateFood Truck
Recipe to tryChorizo Potato Street TacosFood truck
Recipe to tryCarne Asada TacosMobile Food Truck
Recipe to trySamosa Potato Hand PiesFood Truck
Recipe to tryElote Street Corn SaladFood truck
Recipe to tryBanh Mi Style Chicken SandwichFood truck
Recipe to tryRoasted Chickpea SnackFood Truck
Recipe to tryMango Habanero WingsFood Truck
Recipe to trySamosa Potato Hand PiesFood Truck
Recipe to trySesame Noodles with Crunchy VeggiesMobile food truck. Commissary- G & B CONCEPTS LLC ( Damacio's)
Recipe to tryChicken Pesto WrapsMobile food
Recipe to tryHoney Lavender LatteMobile food truck
Recipe to tryPickled Red OnionsFood Truck
Recipe to tryRoasted Chickpea SnackFood Truck
Recipe to tryCarne Asada TacosMobile food truck
Recipe to trySmoky Grilled Corn on the CobMobile food
Recipe to tryVietnamese-Style Iced CoffeeFood Truck
Recipe to tryBreakfast Tacos with PotatoesMobile Food Service
Recipe to tryLemony Farro SaladMobile food vendor
Recipe to tryCoffee Tiramisu CupsMobile food unit
Recipe to tryHoney Fermented Garlic DressingMobile Food Trailer
Recipe to tryElote Street Corn SaladJapanese Street Food Truck
Recipe to tryTandoori Style Chicken WrapsFood truck: We sell hot/cold coffee and snacks
Recipe to tryCarne Asada TacosFood Truck
Recipe to tryCandied Violet CupcakesFood truck
Recipe to tryHibiscus Agua FrescaMobile food
Recipe to trySkillet Apple CrispFood Trailer
Recipe to tryEgg and Cheese Breakfast SandwichMexican food truck
Recipe to tryTurkey Chili with BeansMobile food busines
Recipe to tryChicken Tinga TostadasFood truck
Recipe to tryBlueberry Lemon Hand PiesMobile food serving crepes
Recipe to tryCoconut Rice Pudding with MangoMobile food vendor
Recipe to trySesame Noodles with Crunchy VeggiesFood Truck
Recipe to tryFish Tacos with Mango SalsaAdding another unit, a food cart to the already existing business 'Thatz Good Eden'. This is the second
Recipe to trySprouted Lentil Crunch BowlFood Truck
Recipe to tryTeriyaki Chicken SkewersMobile food vender - caterer
Recipe to trySweet Potato Hash with EggsMobile food truck
Recipe to tryBlueberry Lemon Hand PiesFood truck
Recipe to tryBanh Mi Style Chicken SandwichFood Trailer
Recipe to tryRoasted Beet and Citrus SaladMobile food
Recipe to tryCajun Red Beans and RiceThai Food Truck
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Food trucks in Albuquerque โFind your business above and create your free business account, or start a new seller profile. Add your menu, post live stops and review customer order requests.
Start selling โPick a few trucks that fit your crowd and send each one your date, location, headcount and budget. Trucks with a Fork & Curb storefront accept catering requests online and reply with a quote. See food truck catering in Albuquerque.
It depends on guest count, menu, service hours, travel distance and the date. Many trucks price per guest or set a minimum spend for private events. Ask for a written quote that lists the minimum, service time, travel fees, taxes and the deposit.
Popular trucks fill weekends early, especially in spring and fall. Reach out as soon as you have a date and headcount, and confirm the deposit and cancellation terms in writing.
It depends on how many guests you expect and how long service runs. Tell each truck your headcount and service window and ask how many people it can serve in that time.
Yes. Food trucks generally need a state or county health permit, a local business license and permission from the property owner where they park. Albuquerque may add its own zoning rules. Our permit guide explains how to find the rules and the office to call.