Food Trailers and Trucks

Food Trailers and Food Trucks for Mobile Food Businesses

Build a profitable mobile food operation with commercial food trailers and food trucks designed for flexibility and performance. Perfect for street food vendors, catering businesses, events, and pop-up concepts, these units bring your kitchen anywhere customers gather. Strong construction ensures durability during transport and daily service. Smart interior layouts maximize workspace and support smooth food preparation. Designed to house professional cooking, refrigeration, and storage equipment with ease. Efficient ventilation and utility setups support safe, compliant operations. Compact yet functional designs help you serve faster without compromising quality. Ideal for startups and expanding brands looking for mobility and visibility. Easy customization allows you to match your menu and service style. HorecaStore helps you launch and grow with mobile food solutions built for success.

Browse Food Trailers and Trucks by Category

Explore a wide range of food trailers and food trucks categorized by size, layout, and service type. Choose from compact food carts, mid-size trailers, and fully equipped food trucks. Each category is designed to support different menus, volumes, and operating styles. Options are available for quick-service, beverage-only, dessert concepts, and full kitchens. Reinforced frames support heavy equipment and continuous operation. Modular designs allow customization of cooking lines, counters, and storage. Easy-access service windows improve speed and customer flow. Weather-resistant materials ensure reliability for outdoor use. Clear categorization helps you compare options quickly and confidently. Find the right mobile setup at HorecaStore — tailored to your business goals.

Food Trailers

• Towable designs ideal for events, pop-ups, and fixed vending locations
• Customizable interiors for grills, fryers, refrigeration, and prep stations
• Cost-effective option for startups and growing food businesses

Food Trucks

• Fully motorized mobile kitchens ready for city streets and long routes
• Optimized layouts for fast service and high-volume cooking
• Designed for branding, visibility, and customer engagement

Custom-Built Mobile Kitchens

• Tailored designs based on menu, equipment, and local regulations
• Flexible configurations for street food, cafés, dessert bars, and more
• Built for efficiency, safety, and long-term use

Why Choose HorecaStore for Food Trailers and Trucks

At HorecaStore, we understand what it takes to run a successful mobile food business. That’s why we offer food trailers and trucks selected for quality, safety, and long-term reliability. Each unit is designed to support real-world service demands and daily movement. We help you choose the right size and configuration based on your menu and workflow. Transparent pricing keeps planning simple and predictable. Reliable availability helps you launch or expand without delays. Expert guidance supports you from selection to setup. Durable builds reduce downtime and maintenance concerns. Our solutions are made to grow with your business. Choose HorecaStore for mobile food platforms that deliver confidence, performance, and results.

Lowest Pricing
Competitive pricing with flexible options helps you launch or expand without overextending your budget.

Fast Turnaround
Efficient production and delivery timelines help you get on the road sooner.

Quality Build
Strong construction, reliable fittings, and practical layouts designed for daily commercial use.

Expert Support
Our team assists with planning, customization, and equipment selection to ensure your mobile kitchen fits your vision and workflow.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How much does it cost to open a food truck

Answer-Opening a food truck typically costs between $50,000 and $150,000, depending on whether you buy a used or new truck and how fully it’s equipped. Major expenses include the truck itself ($30,000–$100,000), kitchen equipment, permits and licenses, insurance, branding, and initial inventory. Costs can be lower with a used truck and basic setup, while custom-built trucks with advanced equipment can push the budget higher. Overall, location, menu complexity, and local regulations play a big role in the final investment.

Q. How much does a commercial food truck cost?

Answer-A commercial food truck typically costs around $50,000 to $150,000 or more, depending on whether it’s new or used and how fully it’s equipped. A used truck with basic kitchen equipment can be more affordable, while a new, custom-built truck with specialized cooking equipment, ventilation, and refrigeration will increase the total cost. Factors like truck size, menu requirements, permits, and equipment quality all play a major role in the final investment.

Q. Does a food truck come with kitchen equipment installed?

Answer-It depends on how the food truck is purchased. Some food trucks come fully equipped with built-in kitchen equipment like grills, fryers, refrigeration, and ventilation, while others are sold as empty or partially built shells that require custom equipment installation. Used trucks may already include equipment, but it’s important to check condition and compliance. The final setup usually depends on your menu, budget, and local regulations.

Q. Can I customize the food truck layout for my menu?

Answer-Yes, food truck layouts can be customized to match your menu and workflow. The placement of cooking equipment, refrigeration, prep areas, and storage is typically planned around what you serve and how fast you need to operate. Custom layouts help improve efficiency, safety, and compliance, especially when your menu requires specific appliances or prep space.

Q. Is financing available for purchasing a food truck?

Answer-Yes — many lenders offer financing options specifically for food trucks, including equipment loans, small business loans, and vehicle financing. Terms and interest rates vary based on your credit history, business plan, and how much you’re borrowing, but financing can help spread out the upfront cost of the truck and kitchen build-out. It’s a common way for new operators to manage cash flow while launching their business.