Mini Sacto Mofo Natomas

Love the fact that this food truck event is in Natomas. They offer my favorites like Cowtown Creamery, Bacon Mania, Smokers Wild BBQ and An Honest Pie. There is music and a place to take a seat and eat since it’s a smaller event. Family friendly and in front of the North Natomas Library. There is also one in South Natomas that happens on a different day.

Food trucks in Natomas? Yes and please.
I have been wanting to try out the Natomas Sactomofo since its nascent but have only just wandered around the trucks in the last month. This is definitely a smaller event compared to some of the other events in East Sac or Roseville and it has yet to pull some of the trucks that I am anxiously wanting to try out– you know you want to drive out to Natomas, Volkwaffle…
I am a fan of Chando’s and Drewski’s but I am hoping that Gyro King will make another appearance as their falafels are out of this world. The event pulls a huge crowd and when we went, there were not any seats or tables available so we grabbed our food and headed home. Parking is also of short supply so depending on when you head over, you may need to park in the lot across from the dog park as the other lot and street parking may be full.
The trucks that come out to the Natomas Sactomofo change monthly so I would definitely suggest looking up the flier on their website to see what trucks are going to be out at the library.

Ok, I’ll be honest… I’m giving this event 5 stars because I’m just so gosh-​darned happy that there was a gathering of great food trucks in Natomas. Yes, I do believe hell has frozen over :)
Offering their wares were Krush Burger, Drewski’s, Gameday Grill, Chando’s, Local Kine Shaved Ice, Simply Southern Food, Knucklehead Dogs, and Dave&Luke’s Pops. Total score! I honed in on Knucklehead and Simply Southern because I hadn’t tried either one before. From Knucklehead, I got the Pig Pen ($ 7), a beef dog wrapped in bacon then deep fried and smothered in chili, cheese, and onions… super! I then meandered over to Simply Southern to try their much-​vaunted corn cake ($ 4), but also got an order of ther mac & cheese ($ 4), and let me tell you they were BOTH amazing.
If I hadn’t already had Local Kine earlier in the day when they were at PERS, I would’ve had one of their great shave ices, So, I went over to Dave&Luke’s Pops and tried their Pina Colada pop, which was delicious and refreshing and only 100 calories. Just as good as their chocolate peanut butter pop I first tried at the SactoMoFo event earlier this year.
I totally hope this isn’t the last time Natomas is graced with a food truck gathering… it was great, and I really hope we made enough of an impression for these and other food trucks to visit Natomas again.