This is a great food truck that makes delicious nachos! The chips are more of a thicker cut, but…read morehold up to the great toppings they add to the nachos. Street corn, pico de gallo, cheese, guacamole, beans, you name it. It's a cute food truck that once I see I know that good nachos are being served! They have a Facebook and Instagram page that lets you know where they will be around town. I've seen where you can have them come to graduation, weddings and other events also! Who wouldn't love that?

Scored some vegan nachos with my Indy's Community Food Coop order...bonus that it's Cinco de Mayo!…read more It was a great deal to get a large bag of organic blue corn chips along with veggie crumbles, refried beans, Spanish rice, corn and regular salsa, guac, pickled onions and jalapeños. Enough for at least 2, possibly three meals! Everything tasted great and was packaged seperately to ensure freshness. So filling and tasty on this quarantine CdM...thanks, Nacho Mama's!

Mr. Garcia has an amazing personality. He shows love to everyone. His hot dogs are the best…read moreanywhere! He offers so many toppings. My favorite is the chili dog with cheese and sauteed onions! The vibe at Mr. Garcia's food truck is always cool because he is always happy and smiling

It's pretty good food if you're in the neighborhood. Otherwise, it's not worth the drive…read more Garcia's is a food truck in the Family Dollar parking lot on 16th and Emerson on the east side. The staff is REALLY nice. I arrived around 5:00pm on a Saturday and there already was a line. The guy that took my order didn't speak English very well. I asked for a chili cheese dog with no onions, but they still put onions on it. Once they took my order, they had my food ready in about 10 minutes. The food was pretty good, but nothing special. There's an upcharge if you pay with a credit card.

We come here every so often for pastor burritos and they are always great! They are open late, so…read moreif we are hungry and don't want to cook, then we know we can drive over here to get some fresh food. They have expanded their area in the parking lot by adding a tent in front of their food truck. It has some tables and chairs to sit and wait at or is now a place you can eat at after you get your food, which is really cool. They also have extra sauces and napkins out there. However, there is also now a separate man who makes fruit bowls out of the back of his pickup truck, which doesn't seem clean or up to code. He has a table set up in front of him, but we saw him cutting up several larger fruits on the actual bed of his truck. We did end up waiting double our estimated wait time, but they were super busy, so it was to be expected. They gave us an extra soda when our food was ready, which was really nice.

The birria tacos are worth the wait! Best Ive had in Indy. Great salsas and good portions, too.read more

I've had the chance to order from the Serendipity Food Truck a couple of times. The tacos were good…read morebut the crab cakes were amazing ... fresh and full of flavor, the sauce on the crab cake sandwich gives it a special kick. The truffle fries are delicious too.

They did an amazing job catering and serving for our fraternity mom's weekend with 295 people! We…read moreserved minis that included filets, crab cakes, buffalo chicken, chimi burgers, blue turkey, black bean burgers, beef wellington, stuffed prawns, chicken cordon bleu, roma points and ahi crisps. Food was amazing! Moms were impressed! I highly recommend them for events.

SO many great local vendors with great selections!!! I got there about 20 minutes after opening and…read moreit was filling up fast, by the time I left around 10a, the market was packed. Parking can get tight very quickly so come early if you want a good spot. The vibe at this market is so friendly and people having a good time, very pet friendly too, I loved seeing so many of the dogs!!! There's something for everyone at the market, I do wish they had another coffee vendor come through because the line at Hubbard and Cravens was long! BRFM is the place to go for sure!

I like going to Farm Markets this time of year because Indiana's produce is in season and I can…read moreshop local. The Broad Ripple Farmers Market is quite an operation. We arrived ten minutes before opening to find a line of about 200 people waiting to enter. These people are serious shoppers that come equipped with carts, wagons and armfuls of bags. Seventy or so vendors are organized by produce, crafts, baked goods and prepared foods. Long lines of shoppers form quickly outside popular produce vendors, making it difficult to shop. The regulars know exactly where they want to go. If you see something you want, you need to buy it quickly or it's gone. The produce was locally grown and beautiful in most booths. Prices were high, in general, but shoppers were not deterred. I picked up some beautiful and reasonably priced eggplant. But I draw the line at $6 pints of cherry tomatoes. Several vendors were selling fresh baked goods. Bakeries from around central Indiana were present. I saw breads, muffins, cookies and more. I was intrigued by sourdough bread and bought a loaf. Music plays at a central location. Tables and chairs fill up quickly with coffee drinkers and people sampling the various food selections. We had trouble finding a seat to eat my breakfast pizza. People had dogs on leashes, lots of dogs. Personally, I prefer not to have dogs at the markets because they stick their noses in the food. Don't get me wrong, I'm a dog lover, but I leave mine at home. Parking fills quickly and we found backing out of our space to exit a challenge as cars kept coming. Some people park over in the mall parking and walk, which might be easier. I did not see rest rooms or other amenities. I think it's probably easier to shop after you have been a few times to the market and know exactly what you want. Bring a hand cart.

Um... "ew" best sums up my feelings. I had the same Cuban sub as reviewed below, and I was…read moreconsiderably less impressed. First off, I was expecting something grilled, or at least with toasted bread; this was neither. The bread was *slathered* in mayo, so much so that the innards of the sandwich slid right out of the bread as soon as I picked it up. If there were less than 1/2 cup of mayo on that entire sandwich, I'd be shocked. The rest of the mayo-wich consisted of cold Swiss cheese, cold ham, maybe 3-4 pickle slices, and pulled pork. The pork itself wasn't bad, but it was so liquidy that it made the bread disintegrate. I ate half the thing with a fork (trying to avoid the clumps of mayo) before giving up, only because I didn't have time to take it back to the Gypsy truck for a refund. I get that it's a "Cuban-style" sub, so I'm not annoyed at the lack of authenticity of a real pressed Cuban sandwich. It was just objectively bad. Why 2 stars? I'm feeling generous, I guess, or maybe because the lady at the truck was so sweet. Or maybe because it was a flat $6, which is cheaper than most truck meals. Seriously, though, it was the worst food truck I've tried yet in Indy, and I've tried damn near all of them. Duos happened to be right across the street, and I made the wrong decision. #bummed (For informational purposes, if you still want to try this place, it's cash only.)

I never stop street vendors but thought I would give it a shot since there are very few people in…read moreline. Pleasantly surprised that they had shrimp sliders and they look tasty. Not only do they look tasty they are tasty Yum dilly yum

We enjoyed a beautiful day at the Talbot Street Art Fair today!…read more There were so many booths. Lots of different types of art and media. Booths did not feel repetitive, which can sometimes happen at art fairs. There was plenty of street parking! We even found a spot in the shade, which was great because it was hot today! I expected it would be very crowded but it was actually not too bad. Lots of people, but never found it crowded or hard to love through booths. The food and music set-ups were planned out very well. There were places to eat in the shade. There was also a great mix of vendors. So happy to be back at this festival this year!

Always worth a visit! I would recommend early as parking is a challenge. Most lots charge at least…read more$10. Also it's either really hot or raining. Welcome to In. This weekend was really hot but it's a shady street if you need out of the sun. I'm always impressed with the creativity of the artists. Photography, pottery, jewelry, paintings and more. There is also live music and plenty of food vendors. I may have purchased a few bracelets and a blueberry lemonade. Makes for a fun day.

The hotdogs were okay and the portions were decent, but nothing really special. It's a convenient…read morespot for a late-night bite, especially since they are open 24 hours, but I've had better burgers from other food trucks in the city. A bit average for the price.

This food truck's management is very active on social media. It is very easy to keep track of them…read moreand where they will be. They are also available to book for private events. They offer burgers, mac & cheese, sausages, nachos, sandwiches, and of course some exotic hot dog. This is one of the most colorful trucks and you cannot miss it. Even though my interaction with them was very limited, the staff was nice enough. I ordered a jumbo Carolina Slaw Dog with a side of BBQ baked beans. The sides are already prepared and pre-packed, so my wait was not long. It took them less than 5 minutes to have my food ready. The beans were cold, but they did offer to heat them for me. I was heading straight home so I opted to just heat them up when I got there. My dog's bread was soggy, as expected. I am just throwing that out there for those people that soggy bread matters to. It was a delicious dog though and I really liked it. The beans were also pretty good and I enjoyed them as well. I highly recommend fining out where this truck is going to be and checking them out. They have a wide range of delicious food and some really unique dogs.

I was lucky enough to try this food truck on Wednesday. I'm not usually a fan of Sliders, but these…read morewere amazing! The portion sizes were pretty big. They seemed closer to the size of a McDonald's cheeseburger than a White Castle. I had an "Old Time Burger", which was a more traditional hamburger. Reminded me a bit of Steak n' Shake. I also tried the "Cajun Pulled Pork," which was a little spicy but cooled off with the coleslaw the sandwich is topped with. It was probably my favorite of the 2. The seasoned fries where a little bland, I'd probably skip them next time. Everything is made to order, which means it's fresh, but it also means be ready to wait if there is line.

One of my favorite food trucks! Great food without the pretension that is often associated with…read morethe nouveau food truck movement that's sweeping the country. They make about a dozen different sliders, but on any given day, only serve 4, which rotate daily. 4 is more than enough variety and is to be expected due to the lack of kitchen space in a typical food truck. What also makes this place great is you get a great deal. You can try all 4 sliders ("The Home Run" (or mix and match them any way you want) for under $10.

I've lived not far from the Irvington area for the past 14 years. Over this time, it has become one…read moreof my favorite Indianapolis neighborhoods with a combination of urban style, history, and strong personality. As a wheelchair user, I'm the first to acknowledge it's not the most wheelchair friendly area - a definite deficit when it comes to patronizing its businesses AND attending events such as Irvington's "The Historic Irvington Halloween Festival." Yet, I've long thought to myself that if there any Indianapolis neighborhood to which I'd like to move for retirement it's likely Irvington. Despite being close to Irvington for quite some time, I'd not ventured out for its iconic Halloween Festival before precisely because of those accessibility concerns. Parking can be a beast around here, however, as expected I can honestly say I found it all worth it. Now in its 77th year, The Historic Irvington Halloween Festival is sponsored by the Irvington Community Council and brings together thousands of folks from across the city for the focal point of quite a few events that lead up to it including movies, ghost tours (Irvington has quite the reputation for its haunted spots), and other events. The festival itself weaves together a sense of community and a rare celebration of Indy's Eastside - a side of town that often gets a lot of disrespect. Events this year included an art auction, wellness fair, after party, masquerade ball, fright-seeing, movies, horror shorts movie night, family movie night, blood drive, "night out in sleepy hollow," zombie bike ride, vampire run, a night of spirits, and the actual joy-filled parade. All the festivities began as early as 10am - a great thing for those who prefer daytime activities, however, it all does go well into the night. There are numerous contests throughout the day and just a whole lot of fun to be had. The Irvington Witches are a must-see for me. For the week prior to the street fair, the festival utilizes a lot of volunteers to help run the event. There are, of course, lots of vendors involved and the vast majority of those vendors on the main East Washington Street strip get involved. I mean, c'mon, places like Jockamo and Scarlet Lane were practically made for this kind of thing. If you know me, and a lot of Yelpers do, I'm not always the most social human being but I had a blast with this. Yes, it can be a lot in terms of accessibility - parking is a bit obnoxious, Irvington's streets aren't always the most wheelchair friendly, and the crowd gets a bit overwhelming. However, it all works out pretty easily and nearly everyone I encountered was incredibly aware of and conscious of my wheelchair. I guess you could say I felt cared for throughout. If you've never attended The Historic Irvington Halloween Festival, you're missing out on one of Indy's most iconic events. While I'd plan ahead a bit if you have mobility needs, it's worth the planning and a whole lot of fun. Addendum: After my review, I was contacted by Jake, who plans logistical and technical aspects of the street fair. He noted that the festival provides "a large amount of accessible parking in the Snips parking lot as well as down the middle of Washington Street." He noted this info is available at the festival website under the street fair! Thanks to Jake for the contact and additional information!

Well, well, well, Halloween lovers this is the festival for you! I've always loved Halloween!…read moreCostumes, candy, pumpkins, haunted houses...it's just fun! This festival in Irvington has been held for 76 years! You could just people watch and see so many amazing costumes! They have a costume contest, pumpkin carvings, live music, food, and much more. The weather was perfect 72 and sunny! People go all out for their costumes! If you've never been you should try to go at least once. It's really neat. People young and old enjoying Halloween! It was a blast! Definitely would go again!