Food trucks
in Ohio.

Ohio's truck scene runs through Cleveland, Cincinnati, Columbus, and the smaller industrial cities. Cleveland's scene reflects its Eastern European immigrant history — pierogi trucks, kielbasa operators, plus the standard taco and burger lanes. Cincinnati's truck culture trends toward the city's German heritage and its unique chili tradition (the famous Cincinnati chili shows up on a few trucks, with predictable controversy). Columbus has emerged as the most diverse and adventurous truck city in the state, driven by the OSU student population and a growing immigrant community. The state's regulations vary by city and county; Columbus is friendliest.