Here are 18 Mobile Kitchens You'll Find During Culinaria's Food Truck Event

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Set for noon to 6 p.m. Sat. Sept. 10, the Food Truck Event will bring together 18 of San Antonio's finest food trucks to the Freeman Coliseum Expo Hall, 3201 East Houston Street. Better start fasting to make some room — you're going to need it.

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B Daddy's BBQ
Weekends call for barbecue. B Daddy’s is known for the unctuous brisket and pulled pork tacos and funky sides, like chipotle cole slaw.
Photo via Facebook, B Daddy's BBQ

Caliente Grill
From fideoloco to tacos, the folks at Caliente Grill take their grilling seriously. Try the quesadillas or hefty burgers.
Photo via Instagram, Caliente Grill

Crème de la Crème
The Tony Parker-backed truck fills the France-sized hole in the food truck scene with steak frites, croque monsieurs and dessert crepes.
Photo via Facebook, Crème de la Crème

Chocollazo
You’ll want to wash down all the savory foods with sweet treats from Chocollazo. Now located at the Boardwalk on Broadway, the company first started as a food truck on the city’s far north side.
Photo via Facebook, Chocollazo

Cheesy Jane's
Lovers of the Broadway staple will want to load up on this home-style sliders and pair it with their sweet fries or tots.
Photo via Instagram, mrparkour210

Drake’s Fun Foods
Visit Drake’s for raspas, picadillies all topped with oodles of chamoy to end your day.
Photo via Instagram, Drake’s Fun Foods

Fat Tummy Empanadas
This artisan empanada truck has been making plenty of fans with its loaded pastries filled with traditional beef picadillo, chicken, spinach and cheese, and vegetarian humita with corn, onions, three cheeses and signature spices.
Photo via Facebook, Fat Tummy Empanadas

Texas Fusion Food Truck
Known for their Texan flavors and varied menu that combines Asian, American and Texan cuisines, there’s a little bit of everything for everyone.
Photo via Facebook, Texas Fusion Food Truck

Big Guido's NY Italian
For when the craving for a meatball sub strikes.
Photo via Facebook, Big Guido's NY Italian

Hippie Mommas
They call it “comfort food with attitude,” we call it delicious. The mommas have been making burgers, tacos, waffles and more since 2013.
Photo via Instagram, Hippie Mommas

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Benjies Munch Truck
If you’re in the mood for variations of fries and nachos, find Benjies among the crowd. You’ll want to order anything with their barbacoa, which earned them the top spot during this year’s Barbacoa & Big Red Festival.
Photo via Instagram, Benjies Munch Truck

Pop'topia Pops
Local and seasonal are two this New Braunfels-based company’s sticking point. Flavors are all natural and organic, so there’s no guilt involved when eating any one of their several dozen flavors.
Photo via Facebook, Pop'topia Pops

Sir'wacha
Kimchi tacos, fresh hand-made egg rolls, giant banh mi served up hot and ready from this truck that’s usually based at The Block.
Photo via Facebook, Sir'wacha

Slider Provider
Sliders so popular the company now runs two trailers. Both deliver not-so-tiny sliders that are huge on flavor like the chicken goobster with peanut butter, jelly, bacon and cheddar.

Smoke the Truck
Sure, you could eat at either of Smoke The Restaurant’s locations (Stone Oak or Sunset Station), but the truck is where it all began. The brisket tacos are a can’t-miss.
Photo via Facebook, Smoke the Truck

KR’s Geaux 2 Southern Gourmet On Da Geaux
KR’s menu, comprised of gumbo, etouffee, wings, chili and then some, will help you will fall and its cooler temperatures back.
Photo via Facebook, KR’s Geaux 2 Southern Gourmet On Da Geaux

The Box Street Social
Fun sandwiches, and spot-on flavors at this ever-popular truck that has been hitting up the event circuit. Don’t miss the pulled pork sandwich.
Photo via Instagram, The Box Street Social

The DUK Truck
A rare cameo from jason Dady’s Underground Kitchen (DUK, get it?). Let’s hope they’re packing plenty of the duck carnitas tacos with pineapple and jalapenos.
Photo via Facebook, The DUK Truck

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