Food trucks in Washington
1,216 food trucks across 47 cities in Washington.
Choose a city to see local food trucks, with owner-run storefronts listed first. The cities with the most listings are Seattle (564), Tukwila (55), Renton (53), Kent (46) and Everett (37). 43 smaller towns have one or two listings each; find them with the directory search.
Cities in Washington
- Seattle564
- Tukwila55
- Renton53
- Kent46
- Everett37
- Federal Way29
- Kirkland27
- Redmond26
- Bellevue25
- Burien20
- Tacoma19
- Puyallup18
- Lynnwood17
- Shoreline17
- Woodinville17
- Bothell15
- Auburn14
- Snohomish13
- Issaquah11
- Edmonds10
- Enumclaw10
- Marysville10
- Covington9
- Maple Valley8
- Lakewood7
- Spokane7
- Des Moines6
- Bonney Lake5
- Kenmore5
- Milton5
- Monroe5
- Spanaway5
- Lake Stevens4
- Normandy Park4
- Sammamish4
- Seatac4
- Black Diamond3
- Duvall3
- Fife3
- Graham3
- Mill Creek3
- Mukilteo3
- North Bend3
- Olympia3
- Stanwood3
- Sumner3
- University Place3
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Frequently asked questions
How many food trucks are in Washington?
Fork & Curb lists 1,216 food trucks in Washington. The cities with the most listings are Seattle, Tukwila and Renton.
Do I need a permit to run a food truck in Washington?
Yes. Expect a state or county health permit, a local business license for each city or county where you sell, and property-owner permission for each location. Our permit guide explains how to find the rules and the right office.
How do I book a food truck for catering?
Open a city page, pick a few trucks and send each one your date, location, headcount and budget. Trucks with a Fork & Curb storefront accept catering requests online. See food truck catering in Washington.