On the hunt for delicious food truck eats in Colorado? The colorful state certainly has no shortage of mobile kitchens serving up crafty and tasty bites for adventurous eaters. Here’s a look at a few favorite food trucks found across Colorado.

1. Bite Me Gourmet Sausage + Piglatin & Roc N’ Ro (Colorado Springs)

Head to Bite Me Gourmet Sausage for build-your-own-gourmet-sausage sandwiches. Here’s how it works. Pick a brat, cream cheese flavoring, and a topping for a tasty combination that’s bursting with flavor. Cream cheese flavors include plain, curry, cayenne, dill, red chili garlic, blue cheese, and mustard horseradish. For the toppings, take your pick of caramelized onions or sauerkraut. Piglatin for spicy good tacos and Roc and Ro Sushi On The Go for creative sushi rolls are two other great Colorado Springs options.

2.  The Olive & Buena Viking (Buena Vista)

Don’t miss out on some seriously good food truck eats in the small mountain town of Buena Vista. Stop by The Olive for colorful Mediterranean cuisine including protein-packed gyros loaded with feta cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and house-made tzatziki drizzle. Meat, vegetarian, gluten-free, and dairy-free options are all available on the menu. Get your fix during the food truck season, which typically lasts until early October and starts up again when warm weather hits.

For hungry carnivores, load up on juicy burgers and tater tots at the Buena Viking. “You’re Bacon Me Crazy” features a 7oz Colorado patty, bacon marmalade, pepper jack cheese, strawberry jam, pickled jalapenos, and brioche bun – it’s a serious delight.

3. Roll It Up Sushi + Mile High City Sliders & Avanti (Denver)

When it comes to tracking down the best food trucks in the Mile High City of Denver, foodies have an array of options. Roll It Up Sushi Truck is a top pick for raw lovers. Try the Buddha Bowl with fried shrimp tossed in Dojo mayo served over sticky rice topped with sesame seeds, onion crunches, and fresh young onions. For comfort food truly at its finest, check out Mile High City Sliders. Beyond craft delicious old-fashioned cheeseburgers, a handful of vegetarian options are also available on the menu.

If you’re looking for a collective eatery with a creative mix of culinary options and handcrafted cocktails, Avanti Food & Beverage is the place to be. It’s more of a fancy food court than a food truck. Take in the views of the city skyline from the rooftop deck while enjoying countless laughs and memories among friends.

4. The Waffle Lab + Mobile Pho & Gyro Car (Fort Collins)

The Waffle Lab is a waffle lover’s dream. This Fort Collins eatery and food truck whips up a delicious spread of jazzed-up gourmet Belgian waffles. Whether you have a hankering for something sweet, salty, or savory, you’ll satisfy your cravings. Get your fix of waffles with options like the “European,” made with Nutella, strawberries, bananas whipped cream, and chocolate sauce. Also try the “Front Range Chicken & Waffles,” smothered in housemade sage-rosemary sausage gravy and served with a side of maple syrup. Mobile Pho and Gyro Cart are two other great local options for any foodies exploring the Fort Collins area.

5. Crepes A La Cart (Breckenridge)

Find thin crepes overflowing with deliciousness at Crepes A La Cart in Breckenridge. It may just be Colorado’s favorite mountain town food truck. Don’t let the long lines scare you away – these fruit, cheese, veggie, or meat-loaded crepes are worth the wait. Sweet creations include the “Bananas Foster” filled with bananas flambéed in butter, brown sugar, rum, and Chantilly cream. They’ve also got a solid line-up of breakfast crepes including the “Summit Breckfast” filled with a jumbo-fried egg, roast beef, bacon, mushrooms, and hollandaise sauce. This savory combo provides the perfect fuel for your next adventure. You can even design your own with all your favorite fixin’s.

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