Great Food. Sweet Treats. Festival Favorites.
Food Trucks & Sweet Treats
Come hungry and bring your appetite! The Emerald Isle Praise Fest features a variety of incredible local food trucks serving everything from savory favorites to sweet treats. Whether you’re craving something hearty between sets or looking to cool off with dessert, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Garden of Eaten
Garden of Eaten is a Carteret County family-operated food truck serving fresh, locally sourced favorites. Known for wholesome ingredients and made-from-scratch goodness, their menu offers flavorful meals that feel satisfying without being heavy. It’s the perfect stop for fresh, feel-good food that keeps you fueled for the festival.
Captain's Kitchen
Captain’s Kitchen serves up classic Southern seafood favorites, from shrimp burgers and shrimp plates to fried catfish and barbecue sandwiches. Known for their crispy, golden-fried specialties and coastal flavor, they bring the taste of Eastern North Carolina to every order. It’s the perfect stop for hearty, down-home seafood done right.
What's Jay Cook'n
What’s Jay Cookin’ brings bold, classic American favorites to the festival, serving up juicy smash burgers, crispy fries, hot dogs, and grilled comfort food done right. Known for big flavor and fresh-off-the-grill goodness, it’s the perfect spot to grab a satisfying bite between sets.
Two Crazy Donuts
Two Crazy Donuts is a husband-and-wife team turned local favorite, serving up hot, fresh mini donuts that are hard to resist. From classic cinnamon sugar and powdered sugar to maple glaze and caramel, there’s a sweet flavor for everyone — plus fresh coffee to pair perfectly. It’s the ultimate festival treat you won’t want to miss.
The Frosty Flounder
The Frosty Flounder Ice Cream is a vintage-style ice cream truck serving up nostalgic favorites with a coastal twist. From classic ice cream bars and popsicles to pup cups and custom-made floats, there’s a sweet, refreshing treat for everyone. It’s the perfect way to cool off and enjoy a little taste of summer at the festival.