27 Inspiring Examples Of Food Truck Websites

Think of the potential customer when building your food truck business website. Answer their main questions, and display them front and center.

Anyone who visits a food truck website wants to know:

• Where’s the food truck? — Mention the address; ideally, embed Google Maps with a marker.
• When’s the food truck open? — Show open hours.
• What’s on the menu? — Display menu (with prices).
• How’s the food? — Showcase mouthwatering food photos. A video of you making the food or your customers enjoying it also works.
• Is the food truck any good? How does the food truck look? — Display the truck’s photo.
• Who’s the food truck owner(s)? What’s their story? — Show your photo and have a little bio section/about page.
• Can I order online? Can I order ahead? Are they available for catering? — If yes, clearly show the “Order Online” or “Shop” or “Order Ahead” CTAs and/or have a page for catering-related information.

Display all these answers in the best possible way, i.e., keep web design fundamentals in mind when adding them to your website. Choose the right color scheme and typography, write excellent copy, have a clear hierarchy (so visitors can find the answer instantly), add obvious CTAs, add ample whitespace, etc.

This is a collection of the best food truck website examples I found. They all nail it both on the functional front (i.e., they answer all important questions) and design front (i.e., they look good). Take inspiration and build your food truck website!

Note: Some of these websites are of restaurants/other establishments that have a food truck(s) as a part of the business (food truck isn’t their whole business).

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