Bad customer service. The ice cream is ok for a hot day…read more Most of the choices were not available

While walking around Klyde Warren park, we came across the Coolhaus ice cream truck…read more They offer ice cream sandwiches, ice cream, cookies, rootbeer floats, drinks, etc. The cashier was friendly and quick. The cookies they had on the day we went were: chocolate chip, double chocolate, confetti, Reese's, salt & sugar nutella, snickerdoodle, fruity pebbles, gluten-free coconut almond chip, and vegan ginger molasses. The ice cream flavors they had on the day we went were: vanilla, salted chocolate chunk, mint chip, strawberries & cream, dad's secret stash, coffee oreo, makers mark manhattan, cookies & cream, and mango sorbet. There is plenty of seating around the park. The ice cream was creamy, not overly sweet, smooth, and well blended. The flavors were all there and you can taste that quality ingredients are used. Glad we got a chance to check this place out.

This was a first for this place. At first I was a little skeptical because I never had daikon…read moreradishes but this sandwich was delicious. The flavor in the first bite caught me off guard. After eating the fries I took two bites and I was full. It's a lot of food for a great price. Definitely my go to when I don't want to leave the office.

The location of this food truck can't be beat sitting right on Klyde Warren Park in Dallas and…read moreacross the street from the Dallas Museum of Art. Allows for a lot of options to sit and walk around at. The staff is friendly and creates their dishes with care. There can be a bit of a wait especially when its busy but its expected under the circumstances with popularity and limited staff. The Banh Mi and rice bowl with ginger soy tofu is DELICIOUS. Be sure to add the extra sauce toppings available below the pickup window. The portions are filling too. The prices are a little on the high side but each time I have been here, I have felt it was worth the spend. They range about 9-10 dollars a dish. For parking, there are parking meters near and around Klyde Warren Park and also what I think is the most convenient if you intend on spending a good amount of time in the area, is to park at the Dallas Art Museum parking garage. It is $15 for all day parking but spits you out right across the street from the food truck row. Try this one out for sure!

It was ok. The customer service was decent the food wasn't nothing special. The price is great…read more The margaritas are good

Best Taco bar! Best Elote bar! (Corn in the cup)…read moreBest Mexican Popsicle bar! Great catering service....

FIRST. Mamita's pops up at 8th on Congress near my office during lunchtime Fridays. I decided to…read moregive it a try. Unfortunately, they ran out of steak while I was in line, so I'll have to give that a try next time. I decided to try two of their Chicken chorizo cheese avocado aioli tacos. The tacos appear small when you get them, but they come with pretty large chunks of chicken. Overall, I was pretty satisfied with my purchase. The avocado aioli was a really great touch to the taco. I will say that you might want to get a little more than just two tacos if you're actually hungry. Luckily, I just needed a snack this time.

Not much flavor and a REALLY long wait…read more This food truck came to our apartment complex for a social gathering we had. One would assume the truck had an idea about how many people might order at once. But, nope... It took a FULL 40 minutes to get an order of tacos and a burrito (and there were only maybe 8-10 people who ordered before me!). After the food came out, both me and my daughter were disappointed that it was rather bland and the steak was WAY overcooked. Another reviewer mentioned it was mushy and didn't really have any flavor without the sauces. And we agree. I totally wouldn't have bothered waiting 40 minutes (and the last 10 were in the pouring rain) had we known. Sorry Mamita's :(

Very good place, very good food and nice employees! I love the environment and the overall vibe of…read morethe place

Momo's has the best dumplings I've ever had. They operate as a pop up at Trinity Cider and I first…read moretried them before the COVID pandemic... the pork dumplings were phenomenal and I was craving them horribly until I found out the best possible news... Momo's has been preparing dumplings for you to steam at home during the pandemic! For a mere $12 you can have a full 10 dumplings! They are surprisingly easy to prepare and come with a small cup of sauce that ended up being plenty enough for all the dumplings (and I usually drench all my food in sauce). Usually I can find a way to ruin even the easiest of dishes with my lack of cooking skills, but these ended up tasting incredible even when cooked by my novice self. Just make sure you keep them very cold because otherwise the texture will change.

We enjoyed this delight during a church harvest festival! It was very delicious! I personally don't…read morelike coconut at all, but the Italian cream bread puddimg was still delicious! I'll get the raspberry combo flavored one next time.

This is, hands down, the best bread pudding in Dallas. If you see this, eat it. It's good. Get…read morethe peach flavor. That one is the best.

WOW, WOW, WOW! A spectacular annual event this is. Three hours of pure fun along with ooos and…read moreaahs with the coming of the Christmas and Holiday spirit within us all there at Sammons Park! The electrifying performances from Rae Lynn and En Vogue this year made the whole crowd with our blinking Reliant Santa hats clapping and dancing! The anticipation grew with the countdown to the magnificent lighting of a million lights to the trees, followed by a jaw dropping fireworks display! Worth the wait were the long lines for photo opt with Santa, to be photographed in front of a brilliant star motif, and for a couple glasses of wine in hand! My gratitude to those who sponsored this FREE event for our great city. Loved it. See u next year! CHEERS!

The fireworks were spectacular…read more Went to this event a few years ago (I think they started in 2012), it was a little different. They lost the food trucks this year. Instead, they had concession booths this time around. Also, they lost the snow rink, which was real fun and replaced them with free Santa photo-op and kid's crafts activity. They also lost a great light show. They projected lights onto big buildings a couple years ago and made it a dynamic show. This year, they just projected a static logo onto the huge buildings. Having said all that, the main activities stayed the same, which was free give-aways of blinking twinkling Reliant santa hats, fireworks, and concert. I probably won't spend $17 for Lexus parking in the future. It's much easier to park elsewhere than going around trying to find Lexus parking.

The Alexan Lower Greenville features food trucks, and I rarely indulge but, after a long week, I…read morethought I'd try Phatman's. OMG! What a treat! The ribs truly fell of the bone, were perfectly seasoned, and had marbling but no icky fat. I also met my match for baked mac&cheese. Mr. Phatman is in a league of his own. Seriously, I reluctantly concede and retire my "best mac&cheese" crown. Phatman now wears it. I wish this lovely, hardworking couple the very, very best (i think they're new) in bringing their lovingly made BBQ to Dallas. You can taste the love. Please come back!