🚚 It's Loaded Food Truck Stops in Pikeville Thursday with Loaded Mac, Baked Potatoes & Ice Cream
The mobile food truck It's Loaded is rolling into Pikeville on Thursday, October 22nd for a one-day pop-up at Family Dollar (across from The Pig), bringing customizable loaded mac and cheese, giant baked potatoes, and fresh ice cream sandwiches to the Bledsoe County area. The stop marks the truck’s last appearance before a week-long break.
π Where & When to Find Them
It's Loaded will be stationed at Family Dollar in Pikeville from 11:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Central time on Thursday. The food truck operates on both walk-up and online ordering, giving customers flexibility to order ahead and choose their own pickup window to minimize wait times.
π½οΈ What’s on the Menu
The truck’s signature offerings include loaded baked potatoes topped with house-made 4-cheese sauce or shredded 2-cheese blend, sour cream, and fresh-chopped green onions. Featured options include the Buffalo Chicken Baked Potato with tender chicken thigh meat, buffalo sauce, bleu cheese crumbles, and jalapeΓ±os; the Cheeseburger Baked Potato with seasoned ground beef, diced red onions, pickle chips, and yellow mustard (with a bacon upgrade available for $1 extra); and the Chicken Bacon Ranch Pasta Bowl, featuring cavatappi pasta smothered in house-made 4-cheese sauce with chicken thigh meat, applewood bacon, and ranch drizzle. Fresh ice cream sandwiches round out the menu.
π‘ How to Order
Online ordering is already open at itsloaded.com, allowing customers to select their preferred pickup time and walk up to the window with minimal wait. Walk-up orders are also welcome. The business encourages customers to sign up for their email list at itsloaded.com/email to receive the weekly schedule rather than relying on social media announcements.
This Thursday stop is the truck’s final appearance before a scheduled week off, making it a last chance for valley residents to catch the mobile kitchen before its brief hiatus.
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