The 20 Awesomest/Worst Food Truck Names in America

Food trucks have got to be the greatest use of the truck since, well, ever really. A vehicle with the sole purpose of providing delicious food? Nothing is better. Food trucks have been around for decades, but in the last couple of years have seen a resurgence in not only popularity but the cuisine offered. We can't comment on the food quality of these rolling kitchens, but we can say they definitely nailed it with the name.

<strong>Grillenium Falcon - Fayettvile, Arkansas</strong>

<strong>Grillenium Falcon - Fayettvile, Arkansas</strong>

<strong>Grill'em All - Alhambra, California</strong>

<strong>Burger She Wrote - Not in Operation</strong>

<strong>Great Balls - Los Angeles, California</strong>

<strong>Tilas Tacos - Houston, Texas</strong>

<strong>Bon Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts</strong>

<strong>My Daddy's Sausage - Portland, Oregon</strong>

<strong>Dogzilla - Orange County, California</strong>

<strong>Game of Thrones - NYC, New York</strong>

<strong>Jerk Station - Seattle, Washington</strong>

<strong>Slap Yo Mama - Granada Hills, California</strong>

<strong>The Greasy Wiener - Los Angeles, California</strong>

<strong>What the Fork - Dunmore, Pennsylvania</strong>

<strong>Rambo's Tacos - Los Angeles, California</strong>

<strong>Taco-mergency (Movie Prop Only) - San Francisco, California</strong>

<strong>Big Black's Dump Truck - Los Angeles, California</strong> Created by Rob Dyrdek

<strong>Get Shaved - Torrence, California</strong>

<strong>Hit N' Run - Houston, Texas</strong>