Red oval logo with white script text “Freda’s” and “Food Truck Trailer” on a black background

Freda's Food Truck

Best Street Food In Dayton OH

People gathered outside a red food truck near a waterfront, with a person eating in the foreground.
Loaded nachos with cheese, jalapeños, sour cream, and green onions in a takeout tray on a table.
Food truck with neon green lights parked on a street at dusk, with a menu board and trash bins nearby.
Food display on a black table with labeled dishes and a yellow sign reading “Pirate” at the front.
Loaded nachos topped with jalapeños, olives, cheese, and sour cream on red checkered paper.

Caution.... Extremely Good Food On Board!

ABOUT OUR MENU

Our menu is Gourmet Nachos, Freda has paired different protein with multiple veggies and sauces. She builds each Nacho according to the customers preference for that Nacho. Each Nacho is served with a To-Go Box for easy handling and carryout.

WHAT IS STREET FOOD?

Street food is any prepared food or drink that is typically made by a street vendor and sold to customers. The dishes are made of an array of food that is designed to be carried and eaten on the go.

GOURMET NACHOS

Brisket Nachos, Pulled Pork Nachos, Pulled Chicken Nachos, Chicken Ranchero, Loaded Beef and Chicken Mexican Nachos, Rancho Nachos and our regular small Nachos, Wild Buffalo Chicken Nachos (winner of the 2025 Miami County Food Competition).

About Us

Freda's Food Truck Trailer was established in 2018. This is a family owned and operated business. Freda is our head chef. Freda's husband Matt works as the casher. Our mission is to provide the best Nachos in Dayton at a reasonable price.


THE BEAST

The Beast is an original 1955 food trailer. It was found rotting in a barn by another couple and served them for a couple of years until they out grew it. Freda and Matt found it while doing a fundraiser with the Boy Scouts. Freda took it as a sign, since she had always wanted a food truck and her Scouts were all aging out of the Troop. Freda and Matt bought the Beast and brought it home where they started the renovation with her nephew Curt. They nickname it the Beast because of how heavy it is. Since it was made in the 1950's, it was built to last, it weighs 10,000 pounds.

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