Food Trucks of the Valley
It’s an experience all in itself: stepping up to a local food truck, the mouthwatering scents washing over you while you try to decide which delectable menu item to order. The fun culture surrounding food trucks and the relaxed ambiance they bring make them a culinary destination in their own right. The Comox Valley has a number of both seasonal and year-round food trucks serving their own versions of Island fare, and all are worth seeking out to satisfy your various edible cravings.
To match the wandering nature of the kitchen, the menu at Rove also wanders, changing with the seasons and the locally available ingredients. Enjoy fresh, made-from-scratch dishes like roasted cauliflower korma and thyme-infused bone broth.
Summer goes hand-in-hand with the delicious, fish and chips, sandwiches and fish tacos served at Surfside Fish and Chips. Located at the Comox Marina, it’s the perfect place to kick back in the sun while enjoying a fresh seafood meal.
Also parked at the Comox Marina is Comexi Cantina, which serves fresh and delicious Mexican fare. Choose a quesadilla, taco salad or burrito, or try their locally famous Loaded Comexi Fries.
This adorable ice cream truck can be found tucked away on the main street of Cumberland, recognizable by its pale blue colour and vintage vibes. Love’s Ice Cream is popular for their delicious homemade ice cream and waffle cones.
Parked at Wayward Distillery, Taco Bandido offers tasty Mexican-style street tacos and other Mexican favourites. Their tacos are all gluten free, and there are also vegetarian, vegan, and dairy-free options available.
The food at Black Market Food Truck sets them apart from other trucks, with a varied menu that is as flavourful as it is filling. Find them always parked behind Mountain City Cycle and Blue Toque in Courtenay.
Phat Parrot will satisfy all your food truck cravings with their hearty burgers, fries and hotdogs—and other memorable menu items like their mac and cheese bites and scallop tacos.
The kind of pizza that dreams are made of. Jackknife Pizza offers a variety of deliciously unique recipe pizzas, cooked to perfection in a wood-fired oven that will have you coming back for more.
Churro Chica sells melt-in-your-mouth churros with a variety of toppings to suit your cravings—like smoked bacon bits and sweet caramel. They also serve a variety of other delicious treats, perfect for any summer occasion.
Pupuseria Las Gemelas serves up the popular gluten-free El Salvadoran dish called pupusas, which are made from a thick corn tortilla and filled with a variety of options, from meat to cheese to refried beans to zucchini.
There’s nothing quite like some shaved ice to help you beat the heat, and Aloha Cart Life Shave Ice specializes in cooling you down all summer long with their colourful and tasty bowls of shaved ice.
This delightful coffee cart can satisfy all your caffeine fixes with their hot beverage offerings. Respect the Drip is open year-round and also offers baked treats to accompany your drink.
The Pickled Carrot operates a popular food truck during the summer months, and their food makes it worth chasing them down! But don’t worry—during the off-season, they still offer delicious catering options.
A seasonal kitchen on wheels, the Farmer’s Kitchen collaborates with local farmers to bring fresh and vibrant food to the community. This is elevated food truck fare you won’t want to miss in the Comox Valley.
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