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.

Who doesn't love Tacos? Seriously... Who? I can't wrap my head around it for some reason. This is…read moreso close to my house and I usually remember it after I've already eaten something and am driving by. Well, I finally planned a trip! I arrived and only saw post-it notes on the windows with like 3 or 4 items, none of which I wanted. After contemplating, someone opened the window and handed me a menu. Whew! I had more options. I was about to get ready to walk away. I looked quickly at the menu and decided on 3 tacos at $2.50 each. The flavor was good on all of them, but they all had the exact same toppings, which is a pet peeve of mine. The Al Pastor could have used pineapple as a topping, which would have added much needed moisture (most of the al pastor tacos I've had had pineapple on them). I think any pineapple flavor was masked by the onions and cilantro. The chicken taco was a bit dry also so I had to use the sauce provided on it. The Chorizo was excellent though. I'd totally get that again. I didn't see any drinks (again, I looked quickly at the menu), so I ended up down the road at Wawa for an extra large soda pop where they had a table I could sit at too. I'm not a fan of eating in the car or standing, so that was the best option. I was reading more reviews and will probably go back to try the birria and maybe even see if I can get a Choripollo burrito off menu. The first visit was just OK for me, nothing too bad, but had a few missteps. I haven't seen the truck there the past few times I drove by. Stay tuned!

I have been driving by this place for the two years and never stopped. I saw some of the review…read morehere on Yelp and decided, today is the day. I order 2 steak tacos, 2 Al pastors, then 1 chicken & cheese quesadilla and on with steak. I was glad I stopped by. This will be my new spot for when I need a taco fix. I plan on working my way through the menu. And the young woman that took my order was very nice as well.

So good! I recommend it to anyone I meet that is in the area of the trucks around me!…read more Go ahead and try it and remember to Call ahead of Time If You want the monfongo!

The Point Grill and La Coolmena food truck (loade fries w/ground beef)…read moreLong Island Cocktail (TB = The Bar) was cool & quaint for a strong cocktail to enjoy. Weekends live DJ is offered to enjoy just wish I felt safe enough to walk from my hotel to here but, sadly I was too scared due to the small lizards that run across the side walks. Along with the 2 alligators and snakes which are alert to be in the back of the hotel I stayed in while in town. I recommend checking online to see if you can see a list of food trucks offered as it was isles and isles of trucks. Maybe this will help you know & select which food truck to go to as there are a huge amount of to choose from. Patronize at least 2-3 so, you can explore your taste buds and the awesome food and service offered.

World Food Trucks was kinda like going to a mini food truck fair. It's a little gimmicky, but…read morehonestly, it 's still fun to check out. I started w/ a lemonade from Pretzland. I was a little bummed about this 1 b/c the guy told me it was made w/ 100% juice, but it def didn't taste like fresh-squeezed juice. I watched him just squeeze some lemon into it, so I knew something wasn't adding up. The deal was 2 juices for $13.99, which isn't terrible, but I expected what I was told I was getting. It was a cute drink though topped w/ gummies worms & Nerds cluster candy. Then came the WINNER:the food from Yukaza Sushi Truck! I got the sushi burrito made my way w/ all the fixits & the pop-up California roll sushi, and OMG... that sushi burrito was HUGE! Both were sooooo good & super fresh! I was beyond happy w/ my choice & felt like it was well worth it! I think it's worth going @ least once just to walk around, check out the different trucks,& see what catches your eye. I'll be back though b/c I'm a sucka for food!

Okay, where to start?? To begin with, we wanted to be fair so we got a selection of items to try. I…read morewill detail them below for you guys. First things first, the owners are super nice. Scott seems quieter and Jill is friendly and social. The truck seemed very clean inside and out and they set up an outside tent to keep the heat off of those waiting, which I thought was nice. I will grab a pic next time lol And yes, there will be a next time, but let me get into the food now. I ordered an Italian sausage on a bun, a Chicago-style Italian beef sandwich with sweet peppers and giardiniera, a Picanha steak sandwich, and some Scott's eggs, and I asked for sides of all the sauces to try. ~ Italian sausage: I love me a grilled dog or sausage. There is just something about that crispness and light char that feels quintessential for a good encased meat product. That said, the flavor was about average for the sausage itself. It wasn't bad, it wasn't phenomenal, it was decent, tasty, and filling. ~ Chicago-style Italian beef: Yum! The giardiniera had a little bit more of a kick than I am used to, and the sweet peppers could have used some grilling, but that was a good Italian beef. It looks like I won't have to shlep over to the butt-end of Orlando for Portillo's anymore. I'm not mad about that lol ~ Picanha steak sandwich: This one was a mixed bag. LOVED the garlic bread, the meat was REALLY good, but there were some cartilage pieces I had to pluck out onto a napkin. They took my attention away from the sandwich itself, but the sandwich was so damn good if I ignore that part. Also zero shame about licking garlic bread grease off my fingers after. ~ Scott's eggs: Dude... I had no idea those "scotch egg" things were this good. And particularly Scott's version, with its encasement of sage sausage and bacon. **NOTE** CALL AHEAD FOR THESE - THEY TAKE ABOUT 25MIN TO COOK AND ARE MADE FRESH! This way they will be ready when you expect them. Oh, and you are gonna want that second one in the deal, I promise. ~ Sweet and creamy bbq sauce: Not bad. A bqq marries mayo-type sauce that goes well with the meats. ~ Lil' bit of Kick Sauce: Ha! "Lil' bit" my foot. A tiny taste cleared my sinuses and had me grabbing water. Granted I am a lightweight with spices. However, it had a good flavor and was tasty. ~ Tzatziki sauce: About average. I felt like it could use a little more flavor (I'm a tzatziki person so I'm fussy) but I loved that even the little container had a fair amount of cucumber pieces in it. I'm a stickler looking out for that but for me, it makes or breaks a good tzatziki. Overall all, I'm going with 5 stars. While yes, there were a few bumps in the road (I'm looking at YOU, my dear Picanha steak slices) I also understand that sometimes things happen. I will be returning to see if it's a pattern (and to get more of those eggs and that Italian beef). I recommend giving them a try :)

Don't be in a hurry. Waited over 45 minutes for chicken sandwich and fries at the haunted jail…read moretrail.

This is one of my favorite food trucks in town!!!! I'm a bit of a stalker as I try to visit them…read moreany time I see that they are in Waterford or at a food truck event. If you're looking for fantastic soul food to go then they are the one! Everything is wonderful. My favorites include the fried chicken and fish. They used to have baked fish but only a few people ordered it but it was by far my go to meal. I spoke to the owner and they may bring it back as a special. The sides are delish! Collard greens are cooked perfect with smoked turkey and just the right amount of spice. The Mac n cheese is so cheesy that you'll want more. And you have to get the sweet potato casserole. I'm not sure how they do it but I love the brown sugar, pecan glaze topping. So good. Oh don't get a soda. You have to try the pineapple lemonade or "liquid gold" as I call it! Reminds me of my summers when we would run around outside and the lady down the street sold lemonade, ice pops etc. The truck is in the back of Waterford twice a month near the theater. Follow them on Facebook or Instagram to see their schedule and menu.

Wow! Mama's Fixin's Soul Food is incredible!! I've been…read morehere a few times, and each time was absolutely delicious. Their chicken tenders were the best I've ever had, perfectly crafted batter, and moist & tender chicken. Got 2 sides - green beans, which were SO flavorful and perfectly cooked, and the mac & cheese, omg, divinely delicious! I've only visited them at work (KSC), and came on here to see what other locations they will be at, so I can follow them lol! Oh and they are all so super friendly too. Hands down the best food truck I've ever been to, and I've been to a lot of them over the years. Keep up the amazing work!

Best Jamaican place in the area. Must try it out if you haven't already! Jerk chicken collard green…read moreand mac n cheese is the way to go!

Wow my beef ribs are awesome fall off the bone soft and I got food for two sittings now ha. Smoked…read moreMac with da scallop potatos tasts amazing. Doesnt get better. Ignore all da sauce i put on if you not a saucy one they just had all my fav bbq sauces

A great healthy option in Waterford lakes! They have tons of options for everyone. Service is nice…read moreand food is made fresh. You can stop by for lunch or after you're shopping around! It's in a good location.

From the owner: Healthy, Fresh and Organic food concept. Wraps , Salads, Specialty dishes.read more

Crazy Rabbit is a food truck that specializes in the wonderful cuisine of Puerto Rico…read more The service was friendly and it was a great vibe enjoying an early evening in May outside of a church where this food truck was parked. Puerto Rican for is definitely a wonderful cuisine and I would definitely recommend this particular food truck. They get a well-earned five stars.

Today I had the opportunity to try some delicious Puerto Rican cuisine! My friend and I shared the…read moreloaded fries & they were delicious as well as the chicken Pinchos! The cashier was lovely & the truck is cute and clean.

Cora's Island Cafe did such a wonderful job for our recent client event! The spreads were…read moreabsolutely breathtaking and so fresh. They setup everything perfectly, and we're a huge help to disassemble it all afterwards. Big thanks to Cora and her team, we will be using them for every event in the future!

Delicious food attractively displayed. Her salads were phenomenal! The beet and orzo salads were my…read morefavorites.