A strong food truck website helps customers find you, trust you and get in touch. A food truck moves, so your website’s first job is to answer “where are you today?”. After that: show the menu, make catering inquiries easy and let followers know where to find you next.
What matters most to hungry people nearby
- Where you are today. Show your location, hours and a live schedule, since food truck customers need to find you now.
- Menu with prices. Publish a short, clear menu with photos and prices.
- Online ordering. Offer pre-orders for pickup to cut queues.
- Catering and events. Highlight private events and festival bookings.
- Social proof and photos. Show crowds, dishes and reviews.
Pages to include on your food truck website
- Home. Where we are today, hours and a menu highlight.
- Menu.
- Schedule and locations, with a calendar or weekly list.
- Catering and private events, with an inquiry form.
- About our story.
- Contact and social links.
Keeping the schedule updated
Make your schedule easy to edit from your phone. In WordPress, a simple Schedule page or a custom post type for events works well. See how to create a custom post type.
Set up your food truck website with Tuli Builder
- Install the Tuli theme. On a WordPress site with hosting and a domain, install and activate Tuli Builder. New to WordPress? Start with the beginner guide.
- Open the AI Assistant. In your dashboard go to Tuli, then AI Assistant, and pick Tuli AI, which is included with your licence and needs no API key. Prefer your own account? Add an API key from Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini or OpenRouter instead.
- Paste the prompt below. Swap in your real business name, city and services. The assistant lays out the page, drafts the copy and writes clean HTML and CSS.
- Refine visually or by asking. Click any element to restyle it in the style panel, or describe the change to the AI.
- Add your inner pages, then publish. Repeat the process for each page in the list above, replace placeholder text and photos with real ones, and publish.
The best prompt for a food truck website
Copy this prompt, then change the name, city and details to match your business.
Build a home page for Smoke and Sizzle BBQ Truck in Austin, Texas. Hero with a truck photo, the headline Where We Are Today, a live location and schedule widget, and buttons for Order Ahead and View Menu. Add a weekly schedule table, menu with prices and photos, a catering and events section, social feed, reviews and a booking form for events. Use charcoal, flame orange and cream with a street-food energy.
Follow-up prompts to refine it
- Create a weekly schedule page with locations, times and map links.
- Add a catering page with packages by guest count and an enquiry form.
- Add a menu page with prices, photos and spice-level icons.
Create it with Tuli Builder.
Local SEO
- List your truck on your Google Business Profile as a mobile business.
- Mention neighborhoods and events on your site.
- Collect reviews and tag locations on social media.
FAQ
What does it cost?
Tuli Builder is a one-time payment from $49.
See the beginner’s guide and restaurant guide.