420eats – From Food Truck Dream to Reality

Guests will find cuisines from around the world at 420eats Food Truck Court, in a family, pet-friendly environment.

420 Eats Food Truck Court started in 2019 as a dream to create a safe family-friendly environment on Malvern Avenue to play and dine. Today, the court is a family and pet-friendly hot spot located in the Gateway District where entrepreneurship and innovative deliciousness collide with arts and entertainment.

This food truck court, located at 420 Malvern Ave., offers cuisines from around the world. From mainstay trucks like Rock N’ Roll Hibachi – voted best food truck in The Sentinel-Record’s Readers Choice Awards for the past five years, to Mama Vee’s serving up southern-style cuisine, Taj on Wheels serving Indian cuisine, Thai at Thai Laos, and Latin dishes at Taqueria Oaxaqueña – there is a little something for everyone.

As for entertainment, the court has become quite the happening spot on Friday and Saturday nights with live music and a backstage bar. Grab a drink and enjoy live music. And challenge your company to a game of ping pong, baggo, or giant Jenga and Connect Four. 

For what’s happening on the court, follow them on Facebook: 420eats and on Instagram @420eats Hot Springs.

While at the court in the summertime, cool off with the fans and misters set around the covered pavilion, and in the winter warm up with the heaters. But whatever you do, get yourself, your significant other, the kids, and/or the pets, and come on down to 420eats to make any day in Hot Springs a little happier.

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