Brenda and her pies are the bomb.com!! While planning my dad's surprise 80th birthday, I reached…read moreout to Brenda thinking the fried pie idea would be an awesome one. Not only was Brenda amazingly friendly and made it so much fun for our guests, but she was super excited to do this for us too! She made this so easy. This was such a BIG hit!! Everyone LOVED the idea and the pies!!!! Brenda, I can't thank you enough!!

We love them, Brenda's the best and they have the best fried pies in DFW. The food trailer is a…read moreclassic!!!

Dallas Farmers Market is a fun place to take in the ambiance and people watch. Okay, it seems kind…read moreof weird that I didn't mention food, but it's because you don't necessarily need to eat the food to enjoy this place. With lots of produce, food and gift stalls, you can find something for everyone. From fresh fruit and vegetables, to jarred spreads and sauces, there is no shortage of things to look at. But be prepared for lots of people. We had reservations for a meal after hitting this place, so I didn't try any foods. It was more about walking around and checking out the sights. I'm sure at some point I'll be back, but I would set a budget. It seems like stuff could get really expensive if you're not careful.

This is not really a farmer's market. There's only conventional produce (non-organic = GMO-filled,…read morepesticide-covered) , and little enough of that. Overpriced, unfriendly, crowded; loud with a karaoke singer for entertainment instead of a small band or even just someone playing a guitar or keyboard. Most of what's for sale is really flea-market-level crap, not artisan-crafted art. Not worth fighting downtown traffic and the poor parking situation to come here.

They're good but $6 for a small cup is a bit outrageous. I'm definitely sure he up charged meread more

Súper ricos los nachos y el elote, ademas siempre estan crujientes…read more 100% recommendable

Got to try their boba yesterday as part of the Japanese festival at the Fort Worth Botanical…read moreGarden. We ordered the strawberry boba tea and the mango boba tea. Each came with chewy boba and a little jelly boba. The ratio for us was perfect and the drink itself hit the spot on a warm day. Service was fast too, we got our drinks handed to us almost as soon as we put our order in. Thank you for the awesome drinks!

Well... it's not open? It sways 24 hours on google and Apple Maps. But they were closed. No hours…read moreposted on the store. Not explanation for why it's closed. I'm wondering if it is permanently closed?

Love Paul's roasted corn, and his family! Best place to get veges at the Farmer's Market…read more Friendly faces, great produce, and great roasted corn! Miss seeing you guys out here, Paul! Please come back soon!!

I have a pretty high standard when it comes to elotes because I've been eating it for so long and…read morethis place has some of the best elotes I've tried. The corn has a nice crispness to it that corn should instead of kinda mushy like most places. The elotes was not overloaded with too much mayonnaise or cheese but just the right amount to balance with the corn. Paul's is a little stand under the big tent outside and you'll see it before you walk out of the tent heading towards the building. If you like elotes, this is the place for you.

Let's begin by saying: I made my son go with me. YES, I did! For Mother's Day!…read moreI'm really glad he did go cause the bus ride was alot longer than I thought it would be and I would have been bored to death! We got there by about 12:45pm and it was in full swing! So much so that it took me awhile to decide what I wanted to eat cause all of the lines were so long! We ended up waiting in line for Doughboys Pizza, but got out because we thought the wait would be too long! But we were wrong! I ended up getting out of that line and into the line for Rock and Roll Tacos and waited an hour!!! YES, an hour to actually get my food and eat! We ordered one carnita, one fajita, one chicken taco and one fish taco. They were all pretty good, but the one thing I could have done without was the raw oninions...(not my fav). But let me just tell you, R&R's Fish Taco was OUT OF THIS WORLD!! You must try it! I wish I had gotten 4 of those instead. Mel and I also got 2 shaved ices from Enticed Shaved Ice and they were AMAZING!! He got a black cherry one and mine was Wedding Cake (**wink**). SOOOOO good...the ice just melted in your mouth immediately...no chewing necessary! Overall, it was great!! It got a little chilly out there after awhile, but well worth it!!

It was a fun day in historic Grapevine, Texas for the 42nd Annual Main Street Fest. They shut down…read more7 blocks of Main Street for foot traffic and line the center of the road with food trucks and arts & craft booths. There was a full size carnival at the north end and a huge stage with live entertainment. There was also a high wire act over Main Street. They were celebrating their Golden Jubilee for Mayor Tate, having served for 50 years. As part of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, it's nice that Grapevine has kept its unique flavor and charm. From vintage trains to glass blowing and blacksmithing and other artists, there are plenty of interesting things to see here. Don't forget the craft beer and local wines you can sample here, too.

Such a great event! And they didn't disappoint again this year! So much to see and do. Love walking…read moredown the street to see all the craft and gift booths that ate set up. The main stage has a covered area to sit and eat and drink and enjoy local entertainment in the shade. The huge carnival area was packed with kids and adults having fun. This year they added Ariel walkers which was so interesting. This is one of my favorite spring events I always look forward to and they didn't disappoint me again this year.

Tons of fun and lots of activities for everyone…read more Live music all over the area. Tons of food trucks, from bbq, hot dogs and burgers, Popcorn, funnel cakes, desserts, to pastries oh goodness. Alcohol tasting, horse and carriage rides. I love seeing all the vendors show casing their arts. homemade candles, honey, bracelets, hats, u name it.

This was a delightful art festival for a small town community. It was well organized with…read moreactivities for all. The weather was cool and comfortable Friday night for walking around downtown Plano and checking out the numerous vendors. Since this event takes place in the spring the weather can be somewhat unpredictable, but it was lovely the evening we went. The main street in downtown Plano is closed for pedestrian traffic only. vendors line the center of the street. Stores and restaurants are open late too trying to take advantage of the increased foot traffic. Parking was free in nearby surface lots. If you get there early enough, you might find street parking. In addition to the main street, there is also a kid zone and a food truck area setup in a street lot. More artists and vendors can be found as you wander around Haggard Park. Let's talk about the art: -Artistic - real photographers, painters and crafts people had their wares on display. I enjoyed the dog silhouettes out of license plates, the lights made from car hub caps, chains and metal bits, and the digital light show put on by UT Dallas students at a warehouse on the main strip. -Unusual - artists spray painting large banners of what appeared to be plastic saran wrap strung between trees. The local maker space advertising some of the cool things that can be done at there 24-hour facility. One guy was making leather jewelry and giving it away to those who stopped by to chat. -Educational - attendees were invited to pick colored caps from a bucket and arrange them into a canvas with sectioned off walls to define the piece. It was visually interesting and educational as it was encouraging the reuse of plastic. Interactive - Invite your dog to have its paws dipped in paint and then run across a white festival shirt as your keepsake. -Dangerous - There was a blacksmith on site welding and shaping iron pieces. There was also a wood worker who was carving his sculptures with a chainsaw. The Usual - face painting, henna hand designs, jewelry vendors, the latest health massage technique hocus-pocus vendors, and size-zero, tie-died, flour sac type dresses, scarves, and bags for the rare young person with the money to buy it and body type that can wear it. This was a fun, free event for an evening out. It went on all weekend, so you could pick the day that worked best for you and your family. My hubby and I made it our Friday date night, and it was a success.