All the vendors that will set up shop at the Food Truck Extravaganza
All the vendors that will set up shop at the Food Truck Extravaganza originally appeared on Bring Me The News.
It's a day suitable for the world's most voracious competitive eaters.
The 2025 Food Truck Extravaganza is returning with more than 40 food trucks gathering at the Washington County Fairgrounds in Lake Elmo, just outside of Stillwater, on Saturday, June 14.
The day-long festival, hosted by the Greater Stillwater Chamber of Commerce, goes beyond food trucks, offering live music and a Kids Zone for young attendees.
Though, the bevy of pizza, burgers, BBQ, donuts, and treats is the real attraction.
Here's a look at the current list of food trucks that will be setting up shop at the festival, including some excellent eats from Eggroll Queen, Junebug Carolina Flare, and OG Zaza, as well as the new Juicy Lucy-centric food truck from Matt's Bar.
Adam's Gyros
Amish Annie Donuts
Bars & Bubbly / MinnieSoda
Benny's Bigfoot BBQ
Big Guys BBQ Roadhouse
Blue Loon Concessions
Cafe Cairo: Greek & Egyptian Street Food
Don Papi Chulo
Eggroll Queen
El Mexicano Grill
Fire Cream
Floyd's Donuts
Frios Gourmet Pops
Go Concessions
Grand-Line Donburi
Greater Tater
HomeTown Creamery
Hydration Shuttle
Junebug Carolina Flare
KCM Eggrolls
Kona Ice of NE Twin Cities
Kosharina
Matt's Bar
MeeMa's Sandwiches
Messy Jesse's
Nanny's Jamaican Kitchen
Northeast Pretzels
OG Zaza
Pete's Freshcut Potato Blossom
Pronto Pups
Richie's Cheese Curd Tacos
Roxy's Waffles
Sambusa Samosa
Sincerely Eats
Sizzling Wagon
Sticks, The Ice Pop Shop
Tasty Grill Viet Street Food
Thai Boat 89
The American Dream Machine
The Purple People Feeder
Up in Smoke Texas BBQ
The 2025 Food Truck Extravaganza opens at 11 a.m. and runs until 8 p.m., with a $10 entry fee. Kids under 5 are admitted for free. A portion of the event's proceeds are given to the Chamber's scholarship fund, which "supports area students... who will be furthering their education specifically in the trades."This story was originally reported by Bring Me The News on Jun 4, 2025, where it first appeared.
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