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    Negril Way

    3.3 (3 reviews)
    Closed 4:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    Pork O' Rican

    Pork O' Rican

    4.4(10 reviews)
    4.3 mi

    When your Puerto Rican friend spots the food trucks, she's going to pick Pork O' Rican which is how…read moreI ended up here. By the time I arrived at the Margate Fall Festival the lines for all the food were really long. It was either eat at Pork O'Rican, wait in another line for over an hour, or be hungry. Pork O' Rican it is! According to Pork O' Rican this is their story "We are a Puerto Rican food truck who also provides catering for corporate events, parties, festivals and more. We have been cooking authentic Puerto Rican food for years and wanted to be able to share it with the community. Our famous signature dish is our roast pork. Amongst that are some of our top sellers including tostone platters, rice & bean platters, empanadas, alcapurria, and more. We just want to share the Puerto Rican culture and provide the community with the natural flavors of Puerto Rico. This is a family run food truck. Mom and Dad cooked, their daughter took orders, and they even put their young son to work. By the time we got to order they were out of the arroz con gondules, yellow rice and pigeon peas. Fortunately they still had the bacalaitos, codfish fritters which my friend really wanted and she also ordered the alcapurias. I chose the roast pork platter with rice hold the beans ($12). A water was an additional $2. I was pleased that they took both card and cash payments. I gave the plantains to my friend who enjoyed them. The roast pork portion was small, had really hard pieces, and was swimming in pork grease. Once I dislodged it from the grease and shredded it, and incorporated it into the rice it was okay and it did the job of abating my hunger. To be fair my friend really enjoyed her food and she is Puerto Rican so you should trust her opinion more than mine. This is one of those times I really wished Yelp had half stars. If I averaged our two opinions it would be a 3.5. After reading the owner's thoughtful and fair reply and other good reviews I would be open to trying them again when they aren't so busy.

    Ok, commentary. Did a Drive-by of Culver's, was a nightmare long line, did a U-Turn, and saw Pork…read moreO' Rican truck on 2701 SR 7 (441) in Margate parked in one of the lots. I got the pork sandwich which normally comes with lettuce and tomato, they do not offer onions raw or cooked which is a bummer, but I had sweet onion and spicy pineapple vinegar at home so no biggie. Roll is like an amoroso or something, it's a hoagie type, I would have preferred it as a panini-style on Cuban bread or a round roll but I guess that's what they used today. Next time I won't get it with cheese, frankly next time I'll probably just get it as a plate with beans and rice. Pork itself is nice and tender. Came with tostones. They look good, left them for later. Empanadas are clearly homemade, they are a nice size. Got the beef picadillo ones, haven't touched them yet. I did, however, try their beef Alcapurria. This is a fast food dish unique to Puerto Rico, it is like a tamale but made of mashed plantains, filled with any number of things (this was beef picadillo) and then deep-fried. OMG. An empanada with a plantain crust. Some notes. They did not give me any condiments and didn't ask if I wanted any. Tostones really require Salsa Rosa (pink sauce) or some mojo. I, fortunately, had the ingredients to make it myself, it's ketchup mixed with mayo and usually some spicy vinegar. I would ask and make sure they give you something to dip in. They did take credit card payments and put it in my trunk while I waited so relatively contactless.

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    Bites-N-Sips

    4.7(3 reviews)
    4.3 mi

    Found out this event was going on through my mom. Bites n sips basically consist of music, food and…read moreactivities for the kids. I came over because I seen there was going to be a funnel cake truck and I haven't had one in forever. The parking was fairly simple seeing as there is a parking garage that's free and the truck was right there so I actually didn't have to go far. The funnel cake was soo delicious. Man I love them so much and today I was reminded of why that is, they also had all types of toppings.

    What wonderful weather for this event. Lot's of people were out taking advantage of the cool night…read more Bites N Sips is a food truck event held at the Coral Springs City Hall from 6 to 10 PM. Plenty of free parking was offered at City Hall Parking Garage. It seems like every city is having one of these popular food truck events. Pompano was also holding one across the street from their city hall tonight. This event however had some of my favorite trucks. I saw World famous, Fat Boyz, and Mod Pizza. All of those trucks have restaurants. Also present was Melted Madness, Opita, Jerk It, That Vegan Truck, and Kona Ice. Cosmo the largest double deck ice cream nitrogen truck was also attending. I even saw a coffee truck. There were two tents selling moderately priced beer, wine, and cocktails. The event had some really nice tables set up to eat at which is almost unheard of at these events. Usually you either have to stand up or bring your own chair. Entertainment was provided by dueling pianos. They were actually quite entertaining and they took requests from the crowd. They provided a variety of easy listening songs including songs by Elton John, Stevie Nicks, and Queen. This is a very nice family an dog friendly event. With free parking and beautiful weather they night couldn't have been more perfect under the stars.

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