What's not to love about neighborhood festivals and events that show off the local flavor! This is…read morethe first year for Porch Fest, so I wanted to come check it out. Besides, working at the university a few blocks from PF, I wanted to show my support for this thriving community. The premise: Local music acts literally play on the front porches of houses strategically place between S. Dawson and S. Cassady Ave. There's food trucks and beer tents dispersed - yes, you can walk around the street-confined area with your beer. Bonus? You couldn't ask for a more beautiful, warm but not too hot afternoon/evening to hold this first one POST-PANDEMIC!!

Not gourmet....but good authentic mexican taco truck. The owners are from the DF. Love their…read morebarbacoa, pastor and asada tacos. Reasonably priced and hits exactly where it should on quality.

The food was tasty, I got the chorizo and the barbacoa tacos, but the portion sizes were pretty…read moresmall. Probably half to a third of the size of filling I got at Taco-Nazo.

I've never had a sandwich this good before, every bite was absolutely incredible! Service was…read moreexcellent and on time for pickup. I think the faux newspaper wrapping cool, too! I'll be back for more sandwiches, because they have got so many great reviews from all my friends.

Came here twice on my trip to Columbus. Got the MA Kimchi Reuben and the Yo Adrian. Both were…read moredelicious and very filling. Took my order immediately and got my sandwich in less than 10 minutes. No real seating directly at the stall but there is plenty of seating upstairs on the 2nd floor of the market. All sandwiches come with a bag of chips. A little on the pricy side but good portion and good quality ingredients . Check them out!

Oh my was that a load of meat! I ordered the Italian sandwich and the meat was quality grade stuff…read more It was literally pilled high like Smokey Bones meat sandwiches you see. The tomato on the sandwhich was huge, so I believe that they use like beefeater tomatoes, because those are the biggest grown tomatoes I can think of. Accompanied by their sauce with the meats and cheeses. I should have expected that when ordering an Italian! The last time I ate an Italian it was the leaner kind from Subway. Not the hefty meaty portion I got here! If you're looking for quality meats sandwiches look no further than Kenny's Meat Wagon!

I have food truck anxiety in that whenever I come upon a food truck for the first time, I get…read morenervous that I won't see it again for quite some time, and so I order way more food than I should. I also spend way more than I should, but in the case of Kenny's Meat Wagon, $14 for two sandwiches didn't break the bank too much, but it did almost put me into a food coma. I've had several chances to check out Kenny and his wagon, but I just never gave it a chance. Today was that day and what a great day it was. I could smell the grill from a ways off, especially the Chicago style Italian beef he had sitting there marinading. The menu offered for regular options and two specials, one being a Veggie sandwich. I had to figure out how to try a bit of everything without overdoing it. I went with the Italian sandwich, which had a thick slice of Genoa salami and pepperoni on it and a pile of the Italian beef covered in veggies and spicy mayo. This.. should have been enough for me, but I had to get the Corby Dog too which was a 1/4 lb hot dog topped with pulled pork and homemade BBQ sauce and purple slaw. All the meats are local, and the awesome bread that it comes on is too. I downed that Italian sandwich pretty quick even though it was quite a bit of food and started to get the meat sweats. It was so good, but Kenny's not messing around with his meat, and you'll probably want to take it slow. As far as the Corby Dog, I saved that for later. About 15 minutes later. It was absolutely delicious, and the BBQ sauce mixed in with the sweet peppers and grilled onions was really tasty. I wanted to get this review out here before I fell asleep at work, because the food was just so good. I see now why he won an award at the Columbus Food Truck festival. He's also selling OH Chips! If you find him, you have to give it a try. The Facebook and Twitter pages are updated daily, so that'll be your best bet!

Great tasting coffee, love the lavender latte and has excellent service, would highly recommendread more

The only place I've found in Ohio so far that has lavender syrup to add as a flavoring to your…read morecoffee. It's subtle, sweet and not an overpowering floral kind that tastes perfume-y. I had the lavender latte of course, it tasted as dreamy as it smelled. Yum. My mom had the cardamom mocha and she loved it. The bus is in an old carwash stall and has some seating out front to enjoy there. Pretty cool place. Take a look around at the art and a few stalls down there was even a "take a plant, leave a plant" section. Same concept as a free little library.

My son ordered shrimp tacos at the Food Truck Festival and let me try them. SO GOOD! Their food is…read moreamazing! The lady serving the food was super sweet too! Thank you!

the food here sucks.... the people who served me where rude they ignored me and then dared to ask…read morefor a tip. The ambiance was not that great everything was bad.

Two blocks of goodness. Late spring, the veggie pickings were slim, but several booths had…read morelettuce, strawberries, etc. More booths had plants for sale. And then there were tons of food sellers, the knife sharpener, etc. There was a community farm that had crafts for kids with paint made from herbs. We got gelato, bagels, and kettle corn. There were many other temptations, and lots of places were giving samples. Everyone was friendly, it was a perfect day to be outside, and the market is arranged well. Though it is spread out enough to give an old guy's knees a workout. Parking is nuts, but there were occasional spots in the area.

I'm a huge fan of farmers markets and well, just about anything made and sourced locally. Columbus…read morehas a big community of makers and this market does a good job of having a nice variety of items to choose from. They have granola, veggies, honey, baked goods, tamales, cheesecake, pasta, etc. There's about 10-12 stands. All nicely spaced out down south Dawson Ave. between Main street and Brydn. You can also find a bunch of free parking along the streets in the neighborhood. Prices are typical for markets, as the quality of the items usually go above and beyond. Definitely spot by if this sounds like your jam (and yes they have that too).