I love this place fresh and tasty! Easy to access from my shop!! Thx for the best fish tacos,…read morechicken enchiladas in a hurry at good prices

Went here for the first time yesterday on my lunch break. It's tucked away on Bumby and the…read moregentleman at the counter was super helpful - All I ordered was a veggie burrito (fully vegan) with added serrano peppers and a side of guac and chips with a drink. So hot, spicy and fresh. They added a little cup of salsa to my order. Found a new favorite place I gotta go back to! Ate it before the picture.

Pretty good Mexican inspired street food! Mom wanted the…read moreElote bowl. $7 for a decent size bowl, not too bad! The street corn was very flavorful and filling! The guys running the food cart were nice in answering mom's 20 questions about the food haha. Not a bad little find at Tasty Takeover in the Milk District!

Ohhhhh my Fuego !! This is a must try food truck for sure…read more Service is friendly , food is beyond flavorful and in a nice size quantity. We've been searching for them for weeks since my hubby tried them and tonight he was like " meet me here after work ! " lol It never fails that I like his food better than mine so let me just tell you.... Order the loaded steak fries and get a cold beer !!! I think the fries made it to my dreams that's how good they are lol. Queso taco plate was my least favorite , I only had a few bites and went back to the loaded fries. They are too smoky flavor for me and I love to taste cheese and birria but I didn't with the tacos. I give them a 2 stars but hubby liked them so overall 3.5 stars. Street corn was a 5 like the fries ! I'm definitely going wherever they are to get loaded fries , I loved the impromptu date night at the food truck social, ambiance was chill under the night storm sky.

Very tasty Venezuelan Empanadas. There are quite a bit of options. I loved both the shrimp and crab…read moreand guava and cheese empanadas. The owners are super nice and friendly. Thanks to them and their tasty empanadas, and my neighborhood for hosting them. It was definitely a tasty treat!

Outstanding; I was very impressed, and this is considering I often make empanada's, but this was…read morespecial. I humbly take my hat off to the chef. I found out about Authentic Empanada this year at VegFest. They had 3 different empanadas to choose from: Sweet potato, rice and beans, and spinach with vegan cheese. I opted for the spinach and vegan cheese. After I paid they immediately began forming the dough, stuffing it, and frying it up right there before my eyes so it was a visual treat as well as a delicious one. Everyone inside the tent was super nice, and the homemade sauces (one avocado, and the other a sweet habanero) blew my socks off. Super delicious, great service, what more can you ask for?

This is a fun food truck pod! We attended for the first time last night, the evening started out…read morerainy, but as us Floridians know...rain usually moves through the area quickly and it did last night. As the event is located on the back of Oviedo Marketplace, by Chamberlains and the Regal theaters, there was plenty of parking near the trucks. Bring your own tables, chairs, tailgating canopies or umbrellas to shade from the sun- as there is no shade. People had their areas set up near their cars, much like tailgating at a football game. The event was well attended, very crowded after the rain stopped. Saw singles, families, large groups and people of all ages. While most trucks still are cash only, I'm seeing more of the iPad credit card readers with the trucks. Still always best to show up with cash. Gastro Truck, Big Wheel, Yum Yum, Melissa's chicken and waffles, The Batter Bowl, Treehouse truck, Crooked spoon, Korean Taco Truck, Crepe lady, C&S Brisket, Firehouse BBQ, Gator BBQ, Traveling Gourmet, Mama's soul food, CK Jerk Shack Gourmet Island BBQ,Tastebuds-Catering and more were there. Notable missing: Winter Park Fish Co., Monsta Lobsta There were about 15-20 food trucks in attendance, all of the most popular trucks were out in force and a few that were new to me were out. Mama's soul food truck would be one of those trucks. Great menu, we swung by for the dessert of 3 tier red velvet cake, but there was everything from Fried chicken, ribs, fried catfish, you name it. (Menu pic posted). The service was super friendly and the food portions coming out were HUGE and a great deal for the prices charged. My red velvet cake was a nice slice, cake was moist and cooked well. The Cream cheese frosting was a sweeter cream cheese, a bit sweet for my taste, but the white chocolate chips studded on the frosting was a yummy touch. The Batter Bowl- We tried the goat cheese Triple Chocolate Ghirardelli brownie. The brownie was nice and moist, more cake-like and much less chocolatey than I was expecting. The goat cheese based mixture was swirled on top like a cheesecake layer and tasted like cream cheese- it was missing a goaty tang but was tasty. For those that aren't fans of goat cheese, don't be afraid to try this. Good price for $2.50. Big Wheel was offering fried artichokes, which were good and not at all greasy. However, they would be much tastier if the whole artichoke hearts were sliced in half so the inside benefited from the Parmesan cheese, truffle oil and chili flakes they were tossed in. When you bit into the whole fried artichoke heart, the primary taste was steamed canned artichoke hearts. Hubby enjoyed the chicken skewer, which was hoisin flavored last night. Very tender, juicy and perfectly cooked. C&S brisket truck- Hubby went for the Brisket sandwich and said the Brisket was very tender but lacked flavor, this was the general consensus from the group that tried the large sandwich. Nice deal, $8 for a whole sandwich served on Texas toast or $6 for a half. The Rachel and Reubens coming out where huge and getting raves from those around. Hubby was bummed he didn't go that direction and will check them out next time. I didn't get the name of the Latin food truck we stopped at, friends ordered fried plantains (tostones) topped with Ropa Vieja (Braised shredded beef) and raved about the flavors.....so much so that they went back for a second order. They also ordered the shrimp quesadilla that they said was good and some Venezuelan cheese sticks, which I tried. The cheese sticks started with a mild, white cheese similar to provolone and had whole wheat dough wrapped around the cheese. It was fried and served with a creamy cilantro sauce on the side. The cheese sticks were not at all greasy, quite yummy and I would order again. Longest lines: Yum Yum cupcake truck, Melissa's chicken and waffles, Crooked Spoon, Treehouse truck and Crepe Lady. Longest wait would probably go to Melissa's Chicken and waffles- my friends stood in the Melissa's chicken and waffle truck for 45+ minutes and the end of the line was still 3 trucks down when we left. They were cranking, but should look into getting another double sided waffle maker going for large events. Yum Yum opened a second window and started cranking people through quickly, so fear not if you see a long line. :) Our group had hoped Monsta Lobsta would be there, when I posted a question on their FB page, they were out of town for the weekend. Hopefully, they will be at the next Oviedo Bazaar. This was a fun event that we'll be back for!

Set in a back parking lot of the Oviedo Market Place, this event garnered some attention…read more Although, the crowd was not as huge as the Orlando Food Truck Bazaar at Fashion Square mall neither was it small like the Food Truck Pod Cafe at Lake Lilly. There were two trucks that always has a line anywhere else but had the shortest non existent line here, Pupusas and Arepas El Cacao. Sad. Too ethnic for the delicate palates of the fine people from Oviedo? There were no directional signs neither restrooms for the event. But the music was blasting away. The music at Lake Lilly tends to be a little too loud and it is hard to communicate with the food truck vendors. However, the noise level here was okay. Maybe it was the wide open parking lot. There was ample room between trucks and trash cans were easily identifiable. Nice event, nice crowd, good location.

I been by this spot a few times and I always saw lines of people to order, until I saw someone with…read morea cup in their hands with fruits another one that looked like smoothie with big chunks of mango, oh boy it looked so DELICIOUS!!! So my daughter came to visit me and I told her about this spot and we decided to try it, first time we went there was small signs that said CASH ONLY so we left because we had credit card only. Now we went prepared with CASH and order 2MANGONADAS & MANGO SMOOTHIE..... OMG!!! It was DELICIOUSSSSSS I do RECOMMEND THIS SPOT BUT TAKE (CASH).

First time visitor. My daughter and I was undecided on what to order. We just saw people buying…read morehuge cups of fruits or smoothies. ( Mexican Fruit Shack ) So you could order the fruit cup which is all the fruit the shack has or you could choose your fruits. I had a smoothie with coconut, mangos and strawberries. My daughter had a smoothie with bananas, strawberries and pineapple. Great choice! Smoothie with any fruit except strawberries $4.00, $5.00 with strawberries. I guess the strawberries are not in season. Anyways great buy. Will definitely go back. There's only one size. The cup is almost the size of the pineapple

Stumbled upon this place near work and was pleasantly surprised! I ordered 4 carne asada tacos and…read morethe total was about $6 with tax. They were ready quickly and they were absolutely PHENOMENAL. My only regret was not having ordered more! There is no inside seating so if you need to eat here on a rainy (or extremely hot) day, it's not gonna be ideal. Other than that, I'll be singing their praises for a while!

Good food and great value. All Tacos are GF and $1.50 each everyday. We had the chicken, pork and…read moresteak tacos with everything--onions, cilantro and radishes. They offer two sauces, a red and green. Both are good. Coke products are sold by the can or bottle. They also offer Mexican colas. Nice tables with shade on hot, sunny days make it possible to eat here during the summer.

Ever walk by a food truck and say "Hmmm I've never had chicken hearts before, I think I want to try…read morethem?" Well I just did. Feast Beast is a food truck focused on bringing you amazing Brazilian cuisine. We ordered the Coracao de Frango Grelhado which is 3 skewers of marinated chicken hearts.. This may be chicken but the flavor is a nice moist beefy taste. These little hearts pack some great flavor. Don't be afraid, try them, they are delicious. Service is super friendly and if you have any questions they are happy to answer them for you.

I may be breaking up with Feast Beast…read more $7 for steak on a stick served with a tiny cup of salsa. The meat quality wasn't great, and I know this because I nearly choked to death trying to swallow a piece today as it lodged in my throat (I took a chance despite lots of vigorous chewing). The only thing that saved me was a long stringy thing protruding from the meat, and I was able to pull the killer meat out of my throat like I was saving a killer kid from a well with a rope. Feast Beast tried to kill me in addition to ripping me off. I don't think we can remain on good terms. Me? I think I'll be ok despite obvious underlying issues that made me think it's ok to order steak out of a food truck.

Some fabulous BBQ my friends. As I was strolling around the Farmer's Market figuring out what would…read morecure my hangover, we walked by Kenny & Denny's and saw these HUGE items being made on their grill and when I found out it was a quesadilla filled with BBQ pork, I screamed YES! It gets a little sticky if there are a lot of people ordering here as they make everything fresh and have a small tent. I loved my quesadilla, it was cooked perfect and the BBQ sauce was sweet and delicious. Next time I will try the pulled pork sammie =)

Kenny and Denny are not only great people, but they make some great BBQ!…read more The aroma of pulled pork sammies on texas toast and BBQ quesadilla's takes over the Lake Eola Farmers Market basically inviting you to try this food, and you will not be disappointed. This is a routine stop on my weekly trip to Lake Eola. Everything is extremely fresh and made to order, so it all comes out nice and hot. These guys can also be found with a permanent stand inside The Plaza Theater, serving excellent BBQ to hungry concert goers. If you get the opportunity, I highly recommend you give Kenny and Denny's a try.

LOVED this food truck at last month's Apopka Food Truck Round Up! It is hard to make a good po'boy…read morebut Blue Bayou nailed it. First off, their truck/trailer is adorable. They convert a simple trailer to a themed truck with siding to hide the wheels, tables for condiments, bayou decor and music. They were the only food truck to think ahead and provide a canopy for their patrons on this rainy evening. For $7 I got a shrimp po'boy which came piled high with nicely seasoned shrimp and a soft hoagie roll. The po'boy was super messy with a delicious sauce (not too spicy), lettuce and tomato. Everything tasted very fresh. I was pleasantly surprised when a side of red beans and rice came with. The red beans and rice were excellent as well. It was a hearty side but not too heavy for a June night. There were big chunks of sausage in the sauce too- a meal unto itself. I always feel like I overpay for a food truck meal but at Blue Bayou the pricing is right. The employees were very friendly, staffed well so the wait wasn't bad and they were one of the first trucks open. I will definitely eat at this truck when I see them again.