Tupelo’s Must-Try Food Trucks

Want to know one of the best things about Tupelo’s food scene? Some of the most incredible meals come on wheels. From Caribbean vibes to NOLA-style po-boys, Tupelo’s food trucks offer a variety of tasty creations. Here are six mobile kitchens worth chasing down.

The Salty Pig

The Salty Pig serves a crave-worthy menu of delightfully crafted smoked meats and sandwiches. The main staples of the menu include brisket, ribs, and pulled pork, coupled with homemade sides that complete the experience.

Follow them on Facebook for up-to-the-minute locations and hours.


Kalypso's

Known for their bold flavors, this mobile kitchen delivers a tasteful selection of Caribbean food alongside authentic island vibes to the streets of Tupelo. Kalypso’s menu is a rotating lineup of island-inspired dishes. Their main staple is the signature “Kalypso Bowl,” which pairs a medley of rice, plantains, carrots, corn, red onions, and black beans with your choice of Jerk Chicken or Salmon.

Follow them on Facebook for up-to-the-minute locations and hours.

Crunch & Sip

One of Tupelo’s most unique selections, Crunch & Sip offers a fun twist on street food with gourmet Korean-style corn dogs and an assortment of refreshing boba drinks. It's the perfect stop for something unique.

Follow them on Facebook for up-to-the-minute locations and hours.

Jo’s Cafe

With a mission as impactful as its flavor, this food truck is focused on providing disaster relief across the United States. They also happen to serve up some of the best comfort food around. The menu includes gourmet burgers, Philly cheese steaks, chicken tenders, and their famous “fat boy fries.”

Where to find them: Follow them on Facebook for up-to-the-minute locations and hours.

El Rey Authentic Mexican Food

This mobile taqueria offers a selection of traditional tacos, including asada, al pastor, pollo, and cameron, all giving you a true taste of Mexico on the go. They're known for their generous portions, flavorful ingredients, and dynamic menu that keeps people coming back.

Follow them on Facebook for up-to-the-minute locations and hours.

Local Mobile

Easily spotted by their Tiffany blue exterior, Tupelo’s first food truck features po-boys, sliders, salads, and daily specials all utilizing fresh, local ingredients. This truck aims to bring authentic New Orleans-style cuisine to Northeast Mississippi. Their shrimp po-boy is a standout dish you won't want to miss.

Follow them on Facebook for up-to-the-minute locations and hours.

Want to taste it all?

Plan your own food truck crawl! Go with an open mind and an empty stomach. Bring a friend or two so you can share and sample more dishes. Many trucks take both cash and card, so you're covered either way.

Food Truck Fridays at The Depot are also a great chance to catch these trucks in one place.

Which truck are you hitting first? 🤔

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