Food trucks
in West Virginia.

West Virginia's truck scene is small but earnest. Charleston (the WV capital, not the SC city) anchors the year-round scene with barbecue, comfort food, and a quietly serious Italian-American truck presence reflecting the state's Italian immigration history. Morgantown's scene runs on West Virginia University's student population — late-night burgers, breakfast trucks, the occasional weird specialty operation. The state's regulations are loose and the cost of entry is among the lowest in the country. The trucks here tend to be small family operations that have served the same towns for years, with portions generous enough to forgive a few rough edges on the menu.