10 Best Food Trucks in Dripping Springs

“We’ve been here a few times and really love this place. I haven’t tried everything on the menu but the short rib plate (with rice and Mac salad) is my favorite so far. We order in advance, pick up the food and eat at the picnic tables outside. If you’ve never tried Hawaiian food in general (I hadn’t before coming here), you owe it to yourself to do so!Beyond just it tasting great- Portions are generous for the price, everything is freshly made, and the owner is really nice.Only heads up is that there’s no drinks (no water, no soda) for sale due to an arrangement they have with the proprietors next door- bring your own water if the place next door is closed.“

“Traveled in for the night to catch the comedy show, definitely needed coffee and something to eat the next morning. Coffee was great, cinnamon rolls were amazing, the staff and owners were very friendly. Definitely will go back when we’re in Austin.“

“As soon as I walked up, I could hear Tejano blasting which honestly we need to hear to know where Mexican food is. You'd pass but then if they kept it quiet. Drip lacks good Mexican food and desperately needs a restaurant. Raza's is close enough to a brick and mortar and better than expected. They took that extra mile to make the presentation a lasting impression even with takeout. The guys were courteous when taking my order. When Raza first started, I recall a bigger menu that could be overwhelming but now they've cut a lot of dishes out to make it simpler and all you need to really decide on is which meat you want. Don't worry because they have flavor in everything. Think of something as flavorful as birria but in every meat. We ordered almost one of everything. The only thing I wish was different was more for the price you get in fried burritos. They're small and won't fill a man nor a man child up. Get a regular burrito if you like to be stuffed. Their salsas? Absolutely take advantage of them. They not only have a kick but they have flavor. There's a small taco shack in town people love but they're not great and seem to ride on the spice of their salsas. No flavor though. Raza has both and the food knocks you out. Grab a drink next door, sit and eat until you're full. The addition I'd put in the bag is a small bag of fresh chips and salsa. That'll really bring in more people because who doesn't love free fresh chips and homemade salsa while you wait or when you start your meal. Skip El Rey and their sewage smelling restaurant and go here.“

“Just ordered an Asada Torta from here for the first time and it was perfect. Tender and perfectly seasoned asada on a large roll with onions, cilantro, avocado, and a little mayo. It’s the best one I’ve had in Texas! Their “mild” green sauce is tasty but has a decent kick so get it on the side. The staff was friendly and everything looked clean. Highly recommend De La O Kitchen!“

“I really liked this place! Amazing beer, especially the hazy one! Very deep dense taste, and color???… A very professional approach is felt! It is with the soul and knowledge, as well as love for their work. Using the best quality ingredients. It was like nothing to me!Despite the rainy Saturday, there was amazing live music-guitar. It was wonderful.And I also want to mention the head chef Max! An incredibly radiant person! And what delicious burgers he cooked personally and brought them to his guests! It costs so much!!! Thanks to him!My son Max, 11, and daughter Marianne, 5, were delighted! It was so delicious! The most delicious burgers, they told me, and they are still the same.We also had time to watch our favorite football (of course, HOOK ‘em HORNS ?????) (the very beginning, and yet ☺️!!!).I would recommend this place with the most beautiful territory in any weather! Clean air, and somehow everything feels right, exactly the way it should)! Such a mood of the place!!!“

“I needed to get my kids out of the house to run off some energy so I ended up at 12 Fox.It was late evening so I didn’t get to try the beer (next time). However we did have dinner at Gummies BBQ and it was great. I had the pulled pork Elote bowl which was a good size portion for the price and my kids shared the sausage plate. I would definitely eat here again.“

“The tacos were delicious!!! They have a touch screen to place your order which is very convenient. The gentleman at the window are very friendly as well! The tacos came out pretty fast and very well served. The place is super clean and great ambiance and lots of places to sit. It's worth it!!“

“Cute little coffee shop -- was only driving through on a tail-end of a roadtrip and found Le Muse on Maps. Had their latte with oat milk--it wwas amazing! Especially after a 5hr drive ?Had a breakfast taco too, it was pretty good! Warm and filling, loved the salsa too. Heard they have tamales too but on the weekends. Highly recommend this place; so bummed they're not closer to Houston.“

“We enjoyed the spicy shrimp tacos & chicken fajita quesadilla. The quesadilla is made with Oaxaca cheese and it comes with chips and salsa. Location is amazing! It's a great place to hang out with friends and family. Ghost Note offers a great selection of beer. I will bring my family next time!“

“I returned today and found they had implemented a QR code and app for ordering. I was really displeased by this. I don't like being forced to install some un-trusted application, or scan some unknown QR code, on my phone that I have no reason to trust to do something as simple as ordering a burger.I passed on ordering this evening and ordered a taco from the taco truck instead.Please place your menu back on the side of your truck and make ordering with the app optional. Until that happens I won't be eating here.“