Who doesn’t love a food truck?

It’s a no-frills way to grab lunch or dinner where the meal is the star of the show. Luckily for us, Alabama is home to a lot — and we mean a lot — of food trucks serving all kinds of great eats.

That’s why This is Alabama recently asked its followers to share which food truck they thought was the best in the state. The answers range from food trucks serving barbecue to burgers, roasted corn, lobster rolls and so much more.

We highlighted 11 of the food trucks from different parts of the state mentioned by readers below, and you can see all the submissions on the This is Alabama Facebook page.

Frank N Lola’s

Frank N’ Lola’s food truck is based in the Mobile area and took home first place during Mobtown Burger Week the past two years in a row. And it’s easy to see why: You can expect to find an array of one-of-a-kind burgers, sandwiches and more. For instance, one unique offering often on the menu is Tropical Yet Smash Burger, which consists of two patties topped with thick-cut bacon, grilled pineapple and teriyaki sauce. To try one yourself, you can check the Frank N’ Lola’s Facebook page to find out where they’ll be next.

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Fully Loaded on Wheels

The menu at Fully Loaded on Wheels is…well, fully loaded. With a variety of burgers, salads, quesadillas, sandwiches, wings and spuds up for grabs, the Randolph County-based food truck has a little bit of everything. Of course, if all those options make deciding a little to hard, we’d recommend the big back spud, which is a baked potato (or fries, if that’s more your vibe) topped with pulled pork, bacon, Colby Jack cheese, baked beans, pickled jalapenos, cheese sauce and a special sauce. You can check the Fully Loaded on Wheels Facebook page to see where it can be found next.

Hootenanny BBQ

Hootenanny BBQ is a catering company-based food truck that has made a name for itself and developed a serious fandom in the Ardmore area thanks to its award-winning barbecue menu. From classic smoked sausage to massive nachos piled high with pulled pork, bacon mac and cheese and more, Hootenanny BBQ is the kind of food truck you have to get to early or risk seeing a “sold out” sign when you do. To find out where they’ll be next, visit the Hootenanny BBQ Facebook page.

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Shux Y’all Fire Roasted Corn

For a food truck that offers a little something different from the usual barbecue and burgers, Shux Y’all Fire Roasted Corn has you covered. The Mobile area-based food truck serves up exactly what it sounds like — fire-roasted corn, but with an array of toppings and sauces to really step up the flavor. For example, the Buffalo Bill cob is buttered up before being sprinkled with zesty Buffalo ranch seasoning and then drizzled with ranch dressing. Sound like something you’d like to try? You can follow the Shux Y’all food truck Facebook page to find out where it’ll be next.

It’s All Good Food Truck

Another Mobile-based food truck that was a favorite among our readers is the It’s All Good Food Truck, which offers a menu of gourmet grilled paninis plus mac and cheese bowls, loaded nachos and more. Among their popular picks is the Cuban sandwich, which includes smoked pulled pork, black forest ham, sweet-n-tangy pickles and melted Swiss cheese on a toasted Ciabatta roll. To get one for yourself, check the It’s All Good Food Truck’s Facebook page to find out where they’ll be firing up the panini grill next.

Taste of Maine

You might be surprised to hear there’s a food truck called Taste of Maine based out of Rogersville, but once you’ve had the first bite of one of their lobster rolls, you won’t give it much more thought. The popular food truck, which travels around north Alabama and is part of the Taste of Maine Lobster Shack, offers a variety of options on its menu, like a loaded lobster melt, lobster bisque and more, for seafood lovers who can’t get to the coast. To find ‘em, visit the Taste of Maine Facebook page.

Roll Cajun Boudin

If you want to get a taste of Cajun country without having to leave the state, have your next meal at the Roll Cajun Boudin food truck. Based out of Jefferson County, the popular catering company-based food truck offers all kinds of Cajun flavors in its Creole-style dishes. The menu ranges from chicken and sausage jambalaya, a variety of boudin, crawfish bisque and more. To find out where they’ll be next, and get in on their seasonal crawfish boils too, you can visit the Roll Cajun Boudin’s website.

The Pink Pig

The Pink Pig is one food truck that our readers named as their favorite early and often, and with one look at their menu — which can change from day to day — we can see why. Based out of Moulton, The Pink Pig has been known to serve everything from classics like pulled pork, brisket, wings, cheeseburgers and smoked chicken breast to more unique offerings, like ribeye steak sandwiches, strawberry pretzel salad, fried dill pickles and more. To find out what and where they’re serving today, visit The Pink Pig’s Facebook page.

Austin Whereabouts

If you’re craving Central Texas barbecue in the Yellowhammer State, look no further than the Austin Whereabouts food truck. Based out of Birmingham, the popular food truck serves a menu of classic barbecue favorites, like brisket, ribs, pork and smoked sausage alongside a selection of flavorful sides, including potato salad, baked beans and street corn. Oh, and don’t forget the banana pudding. To find out where they’ll be next, follow the Austin Whereabouts Facebook page.

Las Latinas Kitchen

Who doesn’t love a taco truck? At the Las Latinas Kitchen food truck, which serves the Auburn area, you can score an array of flavorful tacos, quesadillas and more served alongside street corn, rice and beans as well as other authentic Latin specialty dishes. You can check the Las Latinas Kitchen Facebook page to find out where the food truck is headed next, or you can visit the Las Latinas Kitchen to-go location in Opelika.

Hey Bebe Food Truck

Craving a little New Orleans fare? Chef Joe with the The HeyBebe Food Truck, which serves Shelby and Jefferson County, has you covered. It offers a full menu of Creole favorites like jambalaya, shrimp and grits, red beans and rice and so much more as well as stuffed baked potatoes and Boululatta, which are handcrafted Italian bread baked with savory seasoned meats and cheeses. Among the flavors offered are beef and cheddar as well as Italian Sausage and Asiago Cheese. To find out where the HeyBebe Food Truck will be next, visit their Facebook page.