Food & Drink

Myrtle Beach Food Truck Festival annual event rolling into town

Some of the offering from the Carolina Creole food truck based out of Charleston, SC. A “Food Truck Rodeo” was hosted at Suck Bang & Blow in Murrells Inlet on Saturday with five food trucks from around the region offering their best dishes to foodies who braved the heat.
Some of the offering from the Carolina Creole food truck based out of Charleston, SC. A “Food Truck Rodeo” was hosted at Suck Bang & Blow in Murrells Inlet on Saturday with five food trucks from around the region offering their best dishes to foodies who braved the heat. jlee@thesunnews.com

The 2023 Food Truck Festival will be held at the Burroughs and Chapin Pavilion Place this weekend. The site of the former Myrtle Beach Pavilion between 8th and 9th avenues north in Myrtle Beach. The address location is 812 N. Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach.

Food Truck Festival is sponsored by N.S. Promotions and Events.

“A bunch of local food trucks and some as far away as Maryland participate in this event,” said Henry Bresadola, manager of N.S. Promotions and Events. “Preparation begins months in advance and over several hundred applicants apply to be part of Myrtle Beach Food Truck Festival. We try to go with vendors from the past events that have been patrons”.

There will be food from local and visiting food trucks and restaurants, activities for the kids, live music and plenty of fun for all ages.

“Being careful of not having 20 barbecue trucks but having a wide variety is very important and then there’s the placement of the vendors which is very important” Bresadola said.

There is expected to be 65 food vendors from local and visiting food trucks and restaurants participating in this event. So bring your appetite!

Expected to also be 35 craft vendors, kids activities, and live music at the festival.

Presented by Wicked Weed Brewing out of Asheville the Myrtle Beach Food Truck Festival began in 2017 and became a hit. In 2020 the Food Truck Festival was canceled due to covid.

Admission is $5.00 (children under 12 are free) to attend the Myrtle Beach Food Truck Festival. Admission tickets can be purchased at the gate or in advance.

You can purchase as much food and drink as you wish directly from each truck.

This year’s Food Truck Festival is a three-day event:

  • Friday, March 31 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
  • Saturday, April 1 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
  • Sunday, April 3 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Check out the extensive list of the Food Truck’s expected at this year’s event:

2023 Food Truck Lineup

  • 876 Flavaz
  • All About That Bean
  • And Lobster
  • Ashleys Yummy Tummy
  • B & B Outdoors
  • Benito’s Rolling Oven
  • Big Mikes Soulfood
  • Bits-n-Bytes
  • BoozePops
  • Brain Freeze LLC
  • Caspin Coffee
  • Caribbean Jerk Cuisine
  • Carolina Quench
  • Chazitos Latin Cuisine
  • Chef Boy Rd.
  • Cinn-sane Cinnamon Rolls, LLC
  • Coastal BBQ
  • Del’s Lemonade
  • Dixieland Kettle Corn Company
  • Donnie’s Grill
  • Drizzle D’s
  • EZCheezy Truck
  • FiestaKidsMB
  • Foodie Faves Truck
  • Halfback BBQ & Steakhouse
  • HappyEatz
  • Holt & Holt
  • Island Noodles
  • Jenrette’s Grill
  • Jersey Dogs
  • JimmyZ Hibachi
  • Kernal Mike’s Roasted Corn
  • Kona Ice
  • Krystynas Authentic Polish Food
  • Kurbside Katering
  • Layla B’s Catering
  • Let’s Ride BBQ
  • Little Latin Kitchen
  • Lobster Dogs
  • Nola’s Stuffed Snoball’s
  • Oink n Moo
  • Overflow Sweet & Savory Treats
  • Pass the Pudding
  • Pig, Fish & Chicken
  • Pita Perfect
  • Pulaski Deli
  • Rentko’s London Broil
  • Shanequa’s Signature Garlic Crabs
  • Smokin Gringos BBQ
  • Smokology BBQ
  • SnoBar Southeast
  • Sprinkles & Coffee
  • Stu’z Q Food Truck
  • Surf Dogs
  • Sweetberry Myrtle Beach
  • Sweet Tooth
  • Tamashi
  • The Cheesesteak Hustle
  • Taquizas Los Gordibuenos
  • The Gnosh Pit
  • Tropical Smoothie Cafe
  • Tropical Sno MB, LLC
  • The SnoBar Truck
  • University BBQ
  • Wild Bill’s Soda
  • Wing Paradise

Wicked Weed will provide draught beers on tap and several special Sour beer bottles will be available to purchase along with select wines. Nearly 20 different local vendors and artisans will also be at the event.

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This story was originally published March 29, 2023 at 7:00 AM.

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