If you like the quesadillas at Taconazo, you'll like them here. My buddy took me here after a…read moreRockets game. We wanted Taconazo, but we didn't have any cash on us. Luckily, this spot takes both card and cash! I got the small beef quesadilla, and it was loaded with cheese. The small quesadilla was $5.50, and it was pretty decently sized for a small. They have salsa set out at the counter, so you can pack as much as you like. The red salsa was smoky and SPICY. Very tasty if you like spice I see a lot of great reviews about this place. I would like to try their other tacos and give a more detailed review. I will be back! but for sure the quesadilla was a hit for me

Came to Tacos Tierra Caliente tonight for a quick late-night taco run and it absolutely hit the…read morespot. We ordered two steak tacos with cilantro, onions, and avocado, one chicken taco with cilantro and onions, and two small beef quesadillas -- and it was the perfect amount of food. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and exactly what you want from a taco truck. The steak was tender and well-seasoned, and the quesadillas were simple but so satisfying. Service was quick, and the guy working in the truck was super friendly. Honestly, some of the best tacos I've had in the city. Definitely will be back again.

The service was adequate. The food on the other hand was disappointing…read more I ordered the catfish plate. When I opened the container (we'll see for yourself) I'm not sure if it was catfish, what ever it is it was half raw. The tartar sauce was an odd color & I'm not quite sure what that was on the bread.

Not enough stars because when I'm near I'm there. There was no line when I arrived but that didn't…read morelast long because someone left the gate open. In 5 minutes there was a huge line but they moved quickly. They give snow cones first then food. We ordered boudin, burgers and since they are known for the cones we ordered 3 strawberries with cream, 3 plain strawberries, pina colada, 2 green apples and a rainbow flavor

I'm already missing their cocktails and want to go back to Houston!…read more Truck Yard is such a fun and funky spot, and they have the perfect drink menu, especially for Happy Hour. I'll never get over their drink prices; unbeatable! I ordered both the Passionfruit Mojito as well as the Frozen Key Lime Pie. Both drinks were amazing, no complaints! The only thing I'm thinking about is when can I come back and try more of their cocktails? :( Service was also great. You order from your phone, and they bring the drinks right to you. I also love how they have an indoor area and outdoor seating area, plenty of space.

This place is a cool ass spot, no doubt about it. The setup is awesome, the vibe is laid back, and…read moreyou can tell this place probably goes crazy when it's packed. I caught it when it wasn't completely full, but even then you could feel the energy. Now the only thing that had me scratching my head... no cash. None. Zero. Like my perfectly good American dollars showed up and they were like "nah bro, we don't acknowledge that here." Kinda disappointing. Still -- the atmosphere is great and it feels like one of those spots that really pops when the crowd rolls in. Cool spot. Just bring a card... your cash ain't invited.

If you're out and about in EaDo and see this food cart, STOP WHAT YOU'RE DOING and go here…read moreimmediately. This is the greatest Korean hot dog you'll ever have. I just found out about it myself last weekend. They only make them one way. No substitutes or changes. Just get in line, take yours, pay for it, ENJOY! Make sure to grab a drink too as it's a mouthful and you'll need to cleanse your pallet afterwards.

Great place to get Japanese hotdog! This place actually exceeded my expectations, the hotdog was a…read moretiny bit too rich in flavor for me, almost tasted like a barbecue sauce of some sort, but the Japanese mayo and the caramelized onions hit the spot! I highly recommend and would come back

Came by the Post as a tourist to check out the food hall and rooftop. My friend suggested we try…read moreout YoYo Hot Dogs. Simple menu, hot dog and drinks. Got the YoYo Beef, it was awesome, really like the fried onions, gave it a nice crispy fried texture. I believe the food stand location is slightly cheaper from reviews I read. Regardless, I highly recommend.

Rating: 3.3/5 [take out]…read more We got the beef bulgogi fries ($7) to share as a snack for our group of four. It's like an Asian-Mexican fusion twist. The fries were crispy, but I wasn't a fan of the bulgogi because it had a strange texture, almost like a mix between soft tofu and ground beef. The flavors were just okay, though we didn't add cheese, which might have made a difference.

Rodeo Uncorked! has an array of wine events during rodeo season. They host a wine auction and an…read moreinternational wine competition. They also operate the wine garden during the rodeo. Additionally they offer wine tasting/wine pairing seminars leading up to the rodeo. One of their popular events is the Rodeo Uncorked! Roundup & Best Bites Competition (RUBB). I attended the 2025 RUBB and it was a lot of fun! Tickets: You can purchase GA tickets or table tickets (reserved and premium). Table tickets are sold by wine committee members. My ticket for a seat at a reserved table was $200. It's pricey, but the proceeds go towards scholarships. The biggest benefit to having a table ticket is the early entry. We were able to enter the event 30 minutes before GA ticket holders. We didn't use the table as much as I thought we would, but it was nice to have a place to sit and leave jackets as we were on our feet for a few hours. Our table was in a quiet area. Attire: They encouraged rodeo/western wear or wine country chic, but there's not a strict dress code. Some people were dressed down while others were dressed up. The one thing I would advise is to wear comfortable shoes. Location: NRG Center in halls D and E. Parking: Self parking and valet were both free! There was also a designated area for ride share drop off. There were volunteers in golf carts who were available for rides to and from the parking lot. Food and Wine: There were 100 food vendors and 450 wines. All throughout the event, they kept telling us to pace ourselves. There were vendors from Raising Cain's to higher end restaurants like Patton's. I left my brochure at the event, so I can't recall who all was there but it was awesome. There's so much food and wine and there's no limit on how much you can eat and drink. The media judges had an area where they sampled food for the competition. Attendees received five tokens that were used to cast votes for the People's Choice Award. I got carried away with sampling everything and only used one of my five tokens. I don't know who won any of the awards because I was in my own little world eating and drinking my way through the event. One of my favorite samples was a hotdog from Padres Wine Bar. They found a way to elevate a hotdog and I almost went back for a second helping. Unfortunately, I missed the opportunity to vote for them (unbeknownst to me, voting ended at 8 pm). I also enjoyed the JCB Brut which can be purchased at H-E-B! I've already added it to my grocery list. I appreciated the bottled water tables spread throughout the event hall. It's easy to get distracted with all of the food and wine, but don't forget to hydrate! Those small wine pours start to add up after awhile. Misc: The event is always held on a Sunday night. My cousin advised me to take the day after off and I didn't listen to her. I will be putting in a PTO request now for next year's event so that I can have a day to recover.

WOW, this event takes the cake! As a pre-rodeo event, this one is always highly anticipated…read more Tickets sold out before I committed to getting one in 2024 but not this year! I purchased bright and early and I was so glad! Desire the $165 price tag for the best bites and roundup components so worth it. You get unlimited food and bites, coupons for free food/drinks at some participating venues, and swag! The crowd is lively, the vendors are excited and the food and wine are delicious! My friend and I loved our time there. There were some long lines here and there but gave you time to digest your last bite. The fact that we get to vote for best bites adds to the fun! You get to keep your wine glass as a souvenir. I'll be back!

Loved the food here! The truck is kinda tall, so I had a hard time paying and seeing stuff…read more However the food came out fast and it was steaming hot!! We go brisket quesadillas and fries, they also have a great lemonade assortment but I didn't try it yet. The quesadilla was large and totally stuffed with brisket! I reckon it was like half a pound of brisket in there! The tortilla was shattering crisp and super fried. Loved it and will be back if I see this truck again!

This food truck was at Truck Yard. We picked up a little variety. The brisket is good. The serice…read morewas fast. And the ambiance was beautiful, we had dinner around 6p outside with a breeze watching the live music.

I came in 2016 on a very windy day and was able to sample a few of the trucks. At the gate, they…read moregive you 5 tickets, which are good for drinks. Also, some vendors give out free sample cards. One thing I hated about the festival is the design/location of the entrance. The entrance is along the freeway side of the parking lot and every person entering has to walk all the way to the front, where there is no parking to enter. They should move it to the back (closer to the building) where people are actually parking. Drinks in the wine tent (as they call it) range from bottled water, to craft beers and wine vendors, to off brand cokes to Vita Coco coconut juice. I ended up getting 1 beer and 3 coconut juices. I tried food from the bird food truck, bundt cake a holic and scratch food truck. The southern comfort bundt cake was really delicious and wish I would have purchased a whole cake during my visit. I ordered a $5 combo meal at the Bird with 3 chicken wings and waffle fries. I had the wings tossed in their habanero sauce, but was not impressed because not only was it not spicy, it tasted like a typical buffalo flavor you get anywhere. No hint of habanero anywhere to be found. The waffle fries were very good though. From Scratch food truck, I ordered the cheesesteak sandwich. This came out piping hot with chimichurri sauce and red onions on top. It was very good as well. I wish I had more time to stay longer and try some other food trucks that I haven't ever tried, and also even pay attention to the music.

Food trucks festival? Hellz yeah. My hubby; however, wasn't down with paying the $16 (plus…read moreprocessing!) per person to get in. Thank you to Farrah, our lovely CM, for the complimentary tickets! Walking around, we started with brisket eggrolls from Wokker TX Ranger -- four eggrolls for $6.00 and they were absolutely delicious! Charlie ordered the Poutine Style Fries topped with fried chicken, bacon bits, and GRAVY from D'Lish Curbside Bistro while I chose to stand in the longest line at the park: Cousins Maine Lobster. My only regret is not ordering two servings of the lobster tacos! Craft Burger had their truck closed down by 3:30 which was a major bummer. I took a photo of the menu description of their Pecan Porter milkshake (maple bacon bourbon milkshake with candied bacon sprinkles) and was REALLY looking forward to having that for desert :p My only complaint for the day was the drink ticket system.. You are given a total of 5 drink tickets: waters cost 2 tickets, sodas required 3, and beer was 4 or 5 tickets! Just left me feeling a bit cheated to only have one beer with almost $20 a person to get in. Yes yes -- I was a lucky one getting tickets from yelp but a few of our friends declined coming out because of the entry cost. Charlie and I made sure to grab some awesome Texas t-shirts from Haus of Growlers before heading out. Check out their website for neat Texas and beer themed shirts and growlers! http://hausofgrowlers.com/