Pros:
– Lower start-up costs than opening a full restaurant.
– Easier to book events due to the convenience and portability of a food truck.
– Potential for higher profits as you don’t have to pay rent.
– The ability to test out new menu items without the risk of losing a lot of money.
– You get to be creative with your menu as there are endless vegan options.
– The potential for higher profits as you can move your truck around and reach different customers.
Cons:
– Limited space in the truck can make for a cramped and busy work environment.
– You may have to depend on the weather, as many people are less likely to buy food in bad conditions.
– Limited customer base if you’re only serving vegan fare.
– Increased competition with other food trucks, especially those that offer omnivorous menu options.
– Increased overhead costs, such as propane and insurance.
– The need to comply with health and safety regulations.
– Long hours, often late into the night, may be required for success.
– You may encounter difficult customers who are not comfortable with a vegan menu or do not understand it.
– You need to be constantly upgrading your menu to stay competitive and appeal to customers.
– You may need additional staff members when the demand is high.
– You have to be prepared for unexpected costs, such as repairs or emergency maintenance.