Buffalo's street food revival has been driven largely by food trucks and the city's market culture. Lloyd Taco Truck helped launch the modern scene before opening brick-and-mortar shops, and Food Truck Tuesdays at Larkin Square gathers the city's trucks into one weekly event. Older traditions persist alongside it, from Mighty Taco's quick counters to the Broadway Market pierogi vendors that anchor the East Side's Polish heritage.

Street Food restaurants in Buffalo

5 street food places in Buffalo we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Buffalo · Street Food across every city.

  • Lloyd Taco Factory

    • ★ 4.4
    • $

    Try Carne asada taco

    Lloyd Taco Factory on Hertel Avenue is the brick-and-mortar of Buffalo's food-truck-turned-empire, with carne asada tacos, loco fries and Lloyd Bowls.

  • Lloyd Taco Truck

    • ★ 4.5
    • $

    Try Carne asada taco from the truck

    The Lloyd Taco Truck is the city's signature food-truck route, with the daily location announced through social media and Larkin Square Tuesdays in summer.

  • Mighty Taco (Delaware Avenue)

    • ★ 4.0
    • $

    Try Beef taco and El Nino burrito

    Mighty Taco on Delaware Avenue is the late-night Buffalo Tex-Mex chain (since 1973) every local defends, with the beef taco and El Nino burrito on the late.

  • Food Truck Tuesdays at Larkin Square

    • ★ 4.5
    • $

    Try Buffalo's rotating food-truck week

    Food Truck Tuesdays at Larkin Square draw the city's full rotating food-truck roster from May through October, with live music and lawn seating.

  • Broadway Market Pierogi Vendors

    • ★ 4.3
    • $

    Try Polish pierogi and kielbasa

    Pierogi and kielbasa vendors at Broadway Market on the East Side (1888) anchor the city's Polish street-food tradition, with cash-and-card counter service.

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