Red Star Southern
1104 East 6^th St.
Austin, Texas 78702
www.redstarsouthern.com

When its only open for two days until sell out, the pastry chef is serving East coast southern food. From Buttermilk-marinated fried chicken to haricot vert with heirloom tomatoes with smoked peach puree, hazelnut, and arugula. This is not your typical everyday food truck.

Veracruz All Natural
E Cesar Chavez St.
Austin, Texas 78702
www.veracruztacos.com

Starting as a smoothie and snow cone truck, the demand for food increased. The owners are now serving up fresh made tacos and salsas, home-made tortillas and chips every day, as well as your tropical sweet smoothies like the berrylicious made with fresh strawberries, low-fat yogurt and granola.

Hey Cupcake!
1511 S. Congress
Austin, Texas 78702
www.heycupcake.com

Hey cupcake is one of the original food trailers in Austin, satisfying your sweet tooth with cupcakes with unique names like the “Michael Jackson”, it’s a chocolate cupcake with cream cheese icing, or the “Double dose”, a chocolate cake with chocolate buttercream. They have a location on Burnet road if you are looking for amazing cupcakes. Also they are serving smaller cupcakes, already pre-packaged for on-the-go.

Cow Tipping Creamery
2512 Rio Grande St.
Austin, Texas 78702
www.cowtippingcreamery.com

This creamery is not your typical ice cream shop. Serving pretzel cones for the salty sweet concept, or shakes like the “Up all night” having soft serve vanilla ice cream, coffee syrup, coffee powder, coffee soil and whipped cream. Even a new take on sundaes, stacking all the ingredients you desire.

Hey!….You Gonna Eat or What?
1720 Barton Springs Road
Austin, Texas 78702
www.heyyougonnaeatorwhat.com

The star of the show is the shiner bock beer-battered Monte Cristo with pit-smoked ham and mesquite-smoked turkey, cheddar and provolone cheese, and a homemade cherry and fig jelly. Not much is served, but you don’t need much when it’s that good.

The Mighty Cone
1720 Barton Springs Road
Austin, Texas 78702
www.mightycone.com

Starting in 2002 for the ACL, the owners of Hudson’s on the Bend created a festival-friendly candidate that’s inexpensive. It all began with fried chicken wrapped in a tortilla placed in a paper cone topped with mango-jalapeno slaw and ancho sauce. And the cone was born. Since the cone demand has increased the owner is now selling seven different types of cones, including the “Monster” which has chicken, shrimp and avocado in that signature corn flake breading.

Via 313
1111B East 6^th St.
Austin, Texas 78702
www.via313.com

Serving up Detroit style pizza to the hungry people of Austin since 2011, they are putting out authentic square pies. From original cheese pizza to “The Marinara” topped with sauce, garlic, oregano and extra virgin olive oil, these thick, square pizzas are some of the best pies in Austin.

Biscuits and Groovy
5015 Duval Street
Austin, Texas 78702
www.iwantbuscuits.com

This is not your typical biscuits and gravy in the morning. Biscuits and Groovy takes breakfast to a whole other level by amping the flavors up with thick cut bacon and pepper jack cheese to spicy jalapenos. Try the best seller “The Gloria Gaynor,” its biscuits and “groovy,” three scrambled eggs, thick sliced peppered maple bacon, jalapenos, and Colby jack cheese.

Gourdough’s
1503 S 1^st St.
Austin, Texas 78702
www.gourdoughs.com

Gourdough’s features freshly made, fried to order, gourmet donuts served up in heart of Texas. These decadent donuts are made on the spot and are topped with cream cheese, fruit, chocolate or other goodies. If you’re looking for some meat, order the “Mother Clucker” which has chicken strips and honey butter on a doughnut. For your sweet tooth, there are tons of options, including the “Black Out,” a brownie batter donut with fudge icing and chocolate covered brownie bites to satisfy your craving.