Best Restaurants in Coalfield, TN: A Local's Guide

Coalfield keeps its food scene simple. There are no brick-and-mortar restaurants in town. The Coalfield Crossroads Food Truck Park gives residents a rotating lineup of trucks in one spot. Here is the honest picture of where locals eat.

Coalfield Crossroads Food Truck Park

The Coalfield Crossroads Food Truck Park sits at 5926 Knoxville Highway, between Windrock and Brushy Mountain. New food trucks rotate through the park daily. The open field has cornhole and games, and the whole setup is family-friendly. Open daily, 11 AM to 10 PM, later on weekends.

Coco Loco Food Truck

Coco Loco is the anchor truck at the park. Mexican plates and drinks draw the regulars, and reviewers call it the best Mexican food they have had in a long time.

Good to Know

Rotating lineup: The truck lineup changes daily. Check the park's social pages before you go.

No sit-down restaurants: Coalfield residents head to Oliver Springs or Wartburg for table service.

Windrock crowds: Weekends bring the off-road crowd, so come early.

Games on site: Cornhole and giant games make the park a family hangout, not just a meal stop.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there any restaurants in Coalfield?

No brick-and-mortar restaurants. The Coalfield Crossroads Food Truck Park is the town's dining spot.

What food trucks are at the park?

The lineup rotates daily. Coco Loco is the anchor truck.

Where do Coalfield residents eat out?

Nearby Oliver Springs and Wartburg have sit-down restaurants.

Is the food truck park family-friendly?

Yes. Games, open space, and casual food.

Is the park open year-round?

The park lists daily hours. Check current listings before a winter visit.

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