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Triton Yards Food Truck Park Opens in Capitol View in Southwest Atlanta

Triton Yards food truck park and community green space is open on Sylvan Road and will eventually include container restaurants and a bar

Two women sitting on a covered patio at a picnic table eating at the Triton Yards food truck park with Che Butta Food Truck parked in the background
Triton Yards food truck park is located on Sylvan Road in Capitol View
Triton Yards
Beth McKibben is the editor and staff reporter for Eater Atlanta and has been covering food and cocktails locally and regionally for 12 years.

A small food truck park and community green space called Triton Yards recently opened on Sylvan Road in the Southwest Atlanta neighborhood of Capitol View. The park is run by Atlanta real estate investment firm Triton Holdings, which also builds and sells tiny houses from the half-acre site.

Located about five blocks west of the Westside Beltline trail, the park is open daily and typically includes two to three food trucks, like Che Butter Jonez, Meatballerz, Island Chef Cafe, and High Steaks Philly cheesesteaks. In addition to food trucks, the park also features two large projection screens and games such as Connect 4, Jenga, and cornhole. Triton Yards often plays Atlanta United soccer matches on its big screens.

Triton Holdings owns the lot on which the food truck park resides. Company CEO and Capitol View resident Trent White tells Eater Atlanta he hopes to eventually build a few container restaurants and a shipping container bar on the lot. White is currently seeking a liquor license for Triton Yards.

“I started the food truck park because we are residents of Capitol View and there is very limited food options and places to hang out outside of the Lee and White development,” White says. “We plan to continue to add to the space. Flower boxes, planters, etc. [and] expanding the ‘green’ theme.”

Presently, Triton Holdings is building four tiny houses in Capitol View, with an additional six homes in neighboring Westview and one in the Oakland City neighborhood. White began the tiny house division of Triton Holdings due to “demand”. He says the company typically sells about ten tiny houses a year.

White is also in the process of planning a tiny house convention at the food truck park to take place this summer.

An arial view of the Triton Yards food truck park on Sylvan Road in Southwest Atlanta Triton Yards
Customers ordering from the Che Butter Jonez food truck on Sylvan Road at Triton Yards in Southwest Atlanta Courtesy of Triton Yards

Open daily, 12 p.m. to 9 p.m. Check Triton Yards social media for food truck schedule.

1318 Sylvan Road SW, Atlanta.