Last verified May 2026
Local 215
Camden-rooted comfort food — regional sourcing, community events, a portion back to the neighborhood.
The name says it all: Local 215 is Camden food, made by Camden people, for the community around them. Burgers, cheesesteaks, loaded fries, and chicken sandwiches built from ingredients sourced from regional farms and producers — familiar formats executed with above-average care. The truck has been a presence at neighborhood events, community fundraisers, and local festivals in Camden and Collingswood for years, and a portion of proceeds from select events supports local food access nonprofits. For event planners looking for a truck with genuine roots in the community it serves, Local 215 is a strong choice. Available for private event catering across Camden County. Contact via Instagram for booking inquiries.
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