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Food Trucks

We are committed to supporting Boston’s thriving food trucks.

The Office of Economic Opportunity and Inclusion has the tools and expertise to help entrepreneurs start and grow their food truck business. Our office also offers guidance on business development needs.

Established in 2011, Boston's food truck program has grown to include over 95 food trucks occupying both public and private sites across Boston. Since 2025, the program has also included late night locations.

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Food Trucks Map

Find food trucks near you in the City of Boston.
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Schedule by Neighborhood

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BOYLSTON & CLARENDON STREETS
campbell resource center (1216 Dorchester Avenue)
Talbot avenue (boys & girls club)
milk & kilby Streets 
pearl & franklin Streets 
maverick square (2 sumner street)
21 Forsyth Street
77 avenue louis pasteur (masco)
boston Arts Academy (174 Ipswich Street)
boston university (east campus)
Northeastern University (60 opera place)
310 Martin luther king jr. boulevard
  • Wednesday | 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. | Moyeto Chimi
  • Thursday | 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. | Moyeto Chimi
  • Friday | 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. | Moyeto Chimi
  • Sunday | 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. | Moyeto Chimi
mary hannon park (613 dudley street)
district hall
a street park (76 west first street)
85 east newton street
115 stuart street
blossom and emerson streets (massachusetts general hospital)

Food Truck History

The City of Boston passed an ordinance in 2011 to allow food trucks. You must follow the rules and regulations in this ordinance if you want to work as a food truck vendor.

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