Born in an industrial park
The Hwy. Cafe opened in Pemberton's quiet industrial park, serving plant-based comfort food to locals and Sea to Sky travellers.
New food truck in Hamilton, Ontario
Burgers, wraps, hand-cut fries and grilled cheeze — the same menu that made us a three-time Best of Pemberton winner in BC. 100% plant-based, zero compromise on flavour.
roughly 4,300 km of highway — scroll to drive it with us
The Hwy. Cafe opened in Pemberton's quiet industrial park, serving plant-based comfort food to locals and Sea to Sky travellers.
Voted a Best of Pemberton favourite in 2021, 2023 and 2024. Turns out comfort food that happens to be vegan wins people over.
Now rolling as a food truck in the waterfall capital of the world — same recipes, same good vibes, new hometown.
this week's stops around Hamilton
Thursday · 11am – 7pm
Lunch rush and after-work eats in the core. Exact corner posted the morning of.
Friday · 11am – 7pm
A short roll from McMaster — fuel for students, profs and everyone in between.
Saturday · 10am – 6pm
Weekend market energy, all-day breakfast burgers included.
Our schedule moves around — Dundas one week, Stoney Creek or Ancaster the next. The truck's exact daily location is always posted on Instagram before we fire up the fryers.
Today's location on Instagram →The Hwy. Cafe started in 2020 in Pemberton, British Columbia — a small plant-based cafe in a quiet industrial park that somehow became a must-stop for locals and Sea to Sky travellers alike. The formula was never complicated: familiar comfort foods, local ingredients, and good vibes.
Pemberton voted us a Best of Pemberton favourite three times. Then life pointed the compass east, and the cafe became a food truck in Hamilton, Ontario — trading mountain views for waterfalls and the escarpment.
Yes, everything we serve is vegan. But that's the healthy bonus, not the sales pitch. We make burgers, fries and grilled cheeze that stand on their own — if you're looking for a new food truck in Hamilton or a vegan restaurant experience without the lecture, pull over. First-timers usually start with the Hwy. Burger and a small spuds.