Awesome event! Lots of food trucks and the usual playground& splash pad for the kids. Music…read morestarted in the evening and made everything enjoyable.

This was a nice event with a decent variety of trucks. They lined up all the trucks on Church and…read moreblocked off traffic. One of the little side streets also had a handful of other types vendors and music playing. They had portapotties available if you needed a restroom. There were a handful of high top tables you could stop and eat at but no regular tables, chairs or benches. Hubs and I visited 3 different places and took our food to go since we don't live far. I got tacos from one of my favorite trucks, the OMG Taco truck. They have great food and they are so fast. You can tell they care. I forgot to get the name of the 2 trucks my hubs stopped at but I believe the one he got the (delicious) burger at was a bistro style truck. He also stopped at another one to get bbq beef topped fries. That one took forever. It was good weather for this type of event. We went early to avoid large crowds. People were mostly wearing masks, including us. However, there were still quite a few not wearing them and although there was a sign, no one was enforcing that or social distancing, disappointing. Glad we went early!

Mi Casa is a local Puerto Rican restaurant over in Longwood. They started out as a food truck but…read morenow have a brick and mortar location. I was looking for some food in my area recently and came across their restaurant. I love Puerto Rican cuisine so I decided to give them a try. I ordered grilled chicken with rice, beans and plantains. Upon walking in immediately you see this is more so a takeout place opposed to somewhere in which you'd sit down and eat. It's very quaint inside with maybe 2 or 3 chairs to eat in if you wanted to. As for the food, the chicken was cooked perfectly, the juiciness was very present and seasoned well. The rice and beans were very good, rice flavorful and fluffy and the black beans paired very well with them. The service from them was also top notch, very warm and friendly and welcoming. The bottom line, this is a small restaurant specializing in authentic Puerto Rican cuisine, good food, good service and well worth it.

Amazing food and flavors. The tripletas are huge and delicious. Great customer service too.read more

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.

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 was so stoked to have this coffee truck roll up to my work. This time I ordered an iced vanilla…read morelatte. It was absolutely delicious. Prices are comparable to other coffee shops and it may be a little more but I'm happy to pay for the convenience of not having to leave my work and travel for a cup of joe. They also have other offerings like tea & caffeinated juices. Service was with a smile. I look forward to the next time they drive on by.

Drinks are delicious, very yummy, and tasty it is so good. Very pricey for what you get though.read more

They make their own tortillas and it's delicious! So fresh. Instead of a taco, order a sope. It's…read morethe same ingredients as a taco but served on a pancake like tortilla instead. Muy rico!

We were running some errands in Sanford yesterday and stumbled on this Little Yellow Latino food…read moretruck... Not sure what the real name is but we will be going back and will try to re-post the name WOW! ....What a delicious & wonderful surprise! Fresh, and made to order,.... Tacos (chicken, chorizo or steak), Pupusas (cheese stuffed corn tortillas) and Pinchos (seasoned beef on a stick)... We had one of each of the tacos just to try them all and we loved the chicken the best. The green sauce is nice and hot, (jalapenos boiled to make a sauce), as the customers came and left the chef had to refill the squeeze bottle several times! The two ladies, (pictured) ordered the Pupusas and the chef handmade the patties right then and there, hows that for freshness?? The chef spoke very little English...but was it wasn't a challenge in ordering Lots of local customers stood in line to order and then waited while their hot food was prepared, (always a good sign), don't expect fast service, this is Latino slow food at its best and worth the wait. We ordered the chicken tamales to take home for dinner and they did not disappoint. Tamales were filled with chicken. olives, chick peas and yucca or potato. We managed to remember the green sauce and doused our tamale with it..YUM YUM! I found that some people are not comfortable with Food Truck dining...all I have to say is I have found some of my best meals on food trucks...especially on the streets of Mexico and Guatemala! We are posting pictures of the truck, menu (six items), phone number and some of the offerings. Highly Reccomended*****Five Stars ***** We will be going back soon!

Salt of the earth owners and the food is authentic, fresh and deliciously flavored. Good portions…read moretoo. Prices are right.

As a native New Yorker that grew up on street dogs, I can honestly say these are more than just hot…read moredogs. Their variety of specialty Muttz and homemade toppings set them apart from all others. These are by far the most delicious dogs I have ever had. I had 1 sausage Mutt and 1 regular Mutt. My wife even ate 2 as well. The owners are super nice and accommodating. you will not be disappointed stopping by and enjoying their food. Can't wait to get back to Florida just to have another Mutt.

The staff were extremely friendly. The sauces were great. The key lime sauce was my favorite.read more

Love this barbecue! I'm always excited when I get somewhere MRBL is serving. Try the brisket and…read morethe smoked chili

If you're looking fresh, delicious, and flavorful food then you must try this Syrian food truck!…read more I don't think there is much Syrian specific options in the area. They are a food truck located behind a Smoke Shop on 17-92 in Longwood. We ordered the Double Arabi Shawarma. They cooked the shawarma fresh for us and the garlic sauce was top tier! We also ordered the dessert, it was like a rice pudding topped with cooked kunafa and pistachios, i love dessert and loved this!!! They were so friendly with top service and the ambiance was great with a beautiful lake view. We definitely plan to go again to try the Toshka and another version of the dessert!

Excited to try some Syrian food we visited on a Sunday evening. The food truck is behind a smoke…read moreshop and there are a few places to sit. We ordered the toshka, which is lamb meat with cheese and it comes with a garlic sauce, pickles, tomatoes and a little coleslaw for $14. Another item we ordered was the sujuk for $13. Of the two I preferred this one, it felt more filling. It's bread pressed with pickles, tomatoes and the same minced lamb filling that's in the toshka. You can make the sujuk a meal for an extra $2.50, it will come with fries and a soda. Everything we had tasted good but I felt like the portions were kind of small. The meat was a very thin layer and we both left feeling hungry still. I also didn't like that there was no actual menu in person, we already looked it up online, so we knew what we wanted but the menu doesn't share much details of what a "make it a meal" includes. For what we ordered it seemed to take a considerably long time to make, around 20 minutes. Overall it was nice to try something different, but I was unimpressed with the portion size for the prices.