John Mount’s latest food pop-up in West Waterford and East Cork offers an array of delightful surprises. In addition to classic dishes, be on the lookout for inventive specials like duck croquettes and red pepper and Ardsallagh goats cheese arancini.
Little Catch
I received countless recommendations for this seafood pop-up in Tramore, which seems worth a trip to the Copper Coast. The menu features a crispy sole sandwich made with panko-breaded fresh fish and courgette.
For a tasty vegetarian option in Tramore, don’t miss Unbeetable Foods.
Julia’s Lobster Truck
Enhance your visit to Clare with a stop at one of its most renowned food trucks. Julia Hemingway serves her popular lobster rolls and shrimp po-boys at various locations throughout the county.
Moher on the Move
This mobile café serves coffee, baked goods, and 99 ice cream on Liscannor beach, making it a perfect addition to any Wild Atlantic Way road trip, especially when Suaimhneas Sauna is also open on the beach!
Harley’s StrEAT
For a delightful street food experience in Cork City, this collection of food trucks in the Victorian Quarter offers everything from Thai seafood spice boxes to falafel gyro bowls with shawarma halloumi fries, reopening for the season on June 9.
The Brunch Box
Savor brunch by the beach in Youghal with this horse box vendor managed by chef Alan Coughlan, featuring pancake stacks and sourdough toasties. Located at Claycastle Beach car park, it’s an ideal stop after exploring the Youghal boardwalk.
In the area, JJ’s near Blackwater Bridge could be considered Ireland’s original food truck, serving generous breakfast blaas and budget-friendly coffee.
Soul Rolls
As Ireland’s exclusive sushi food truck, Soul Rolls sets up shop at Wickham Way market in Limerick every Saturday. Menu highlights include Prawn Star, Slammin’ Salmon, and Hot Ninja made with ahi tuna.
Galty Valley
Mary O’Farrell scours the coast for the freshest ingredients, claiming some of the finest fish and chips around. Her wedge fries topped with melted brie, candied pecans, and cranberry sauce are also very well-known. You can find her outside Dexy’s Bar in Mitchelstown on Sundays.
Bean & Berry
This health-oriented food truck brings a taste of Maui to a trip to West Cork. Operating daily at the stunning Garretstown beach, it offers smoothies, açai bowls, and iced coffees—ideal for recharging after a swim or surf session.
If you’re venturing a bit further, the Bad Ass BBQ is a paradise for burger enthusiasts at Skibbereen Farmers’ Market on Saturdays. Be sure to save Yermanos in Ballydehob for all your favorite taqueria dishes.
Hungry Donkey
Chad Byrne’s wildly popular food truck can frequently be found around Killarney, popping up at locations from Moll’s Gap to Muckross Road. The menu features incredible tacos, hotdogs, and what’s touted as Ireland’s best spice bags.
While traveling the Ring of Kerry, keep an eye out for Kitty’s Food Truck on Inch Beach as well.
Note: Check each business’s Instagram for the latest location updates and operating hours.
