Greater Pittsburgh Food Truck Festival dishes up fun
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Guests enjoyed listening to live music Sunday [Jess Stechly]
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An overview of the 2026 Greater Pittsburgh Food Truck Festival [Jess Stechly]
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New to this year's festival was a ferris wheel. [Jess Stechly]
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Crystal Fender of Washington gets dinner from Ash and Kris at the food truck festival. [Mark Marietta]
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Justin Gajewski, left, and Kyle Cardwell of Canonsburg dodge the raindrops for chicken and waffles at the food truck festival. [Mark Marietta]
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RnD Curbside Kitchen serves up a loaded pineapple. [Mark Marietta]
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Hailey and Bryan Acanto of Washington brave the elements to carry dinner from RnD Curbside Kitchen. [Mark Marietta]
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Four-year-old Archie Vasale carries the mac and cheese while dad (Chase) carries the umbrella . [Mark Marietta]
The rainy weekend weather didn’t dampen the spirits of festival-goers who visited the Greater Pittsburgh Food Truck Festival at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows, which kicked off its 10th year on Friday.
The festival featured more than 50 of Southwestern Pennsylvania’s best food trucks, which served up tasty fare throughout the three-day event.
In addition to delicious food, people were able to sample spirits from area distilleries and vineyards, listen to top local bands, enjoy a spin on a ferris wheel and browse more than 50 regional artisans and vendors.
The Greater Pittsburgh Food Truck Festival is an Observer-Reporter event.