1321 Eubank Boulevard Northeast, Albuquerque
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Food Trucks in New Mexico
5 food trucks and food carts in 5 cities and towns. Food trucks, trailers and carts that can park and serve at private parties, offices, weddings and festivals. People usually book 1–4 months ahead (6+ for peak Saturdays).
How Many Food Trucks and Food Carts Are in New Mexico?
We list 5 food trucks and food carts in New Mexico, across 5 cities and towns; the most are in Albuquerque (1), Santa Fe (1), Hobbs (1). People usually book food trucks and food carts 1–4 months ahead (6+ for peak Saturdays). Ask each for a written quote with every fee included and compare the totals.
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Before You Book
- What is the price per guest, and what exactly does it include?
- Can you send a sample invoice for our guest count with every fee, tax and service charge?
- Do you hold a food permit or license and liability insurance? Can our venue get a certificate of insurance?
- How do you handle allergies and vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, halal or kosher meals?
- When is the final headcount due, and can it change after that?
- Most trucks quote a minimum (often a few hundred to a few thousand dollars) rather than a per-person price.
- One truck usually serves about 75–150 guests in a two-hour window; book two for bigger crowds.
- Check that your venue or HOA allows trucks and where they can park.
200 West Navajo Drive, Hobbs
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