It's an amazing spot with several food trucks to choose from. The food is amazing from the sushi,…read morethe the hot dog and burger place and to the more exquisite food which is the first food truck in the right the food and the price is worth it. The drinks at the mojito bar at the back are great. Very friendly people and safe environment it's a nice place to chill with family and friends.

Great choices and in a central area! Good service on most of their trucks! Excelentes alternativas…read morede comida y localizados en un area central.

I wish I would have taken pics, but the food was so good I ate it and forgot all about the pics! I…read moreordered brisket, chicken, potato salad, tostones and chicken sliders. Not sure why no reviews yet, but the brisket was so tender you could pull with fork. Chicken was nicely cooked and sliced, added to plate with decorative delicious sauce and decorative edible flowers. Sliders had plenty of meat and were topped of with Cole slaw. Cole slaw provided perfect balance to the smoked chicken. I find Service in Puerto Rico slow, no matter where you go, but the food truck staff kept it moving. It was worth the wait. There are several food trucks in the court yard which provide plenty of seating and food/drinks for all tastes and ages. Try it, it's good!

It was a Mist visit place after all the reviews and rave in Youtube. It was along drive from San…read moreJuan and it was very disappointing. The pork pinchos did not have a hint of smokiness or grill. It was like a left over pork belly, cut and skewered. Then placed bbq sauce in it. It was old tasting, greasy and cold. Then ordered chicken arropados. Chicken was so dry and hard like an old chicken leftover. Pina colada - it's ok. I hope the owner look into providing a delicious food as he advertised. Oh and i had food poisoning! Throwing up for hours and feeling sick. This was our dinner.

Overpriced and they only take their app to pay or cash (ATM is 5 minutes down road at Total gas)…read more Took no joke nearly an hour to make one of their 'signature' dishes: mofongo. They aren't even busy. 3 people working in outdoor kitchen and an occasional customer every 10-15 minutes. When asked, they said they are working on it...you can literally see the kitchen. I wouldn't be surprised if they had sent someone down to the grocery store to pick up meat and was told "it's coming out soon." I love Humacao but holy cow did this place really blow it. Not even an offer of a water or anything for the ludicrous wait.

I had an amazing breakfast at Ohana Jireh. I had the revoltillo with strawberry pancakes and got…read moreguava topping. I highly recommend giving this a try! Keep in mind that the seating is outdoor, but all of the seating is covered! The service was fast and the shop is beautifully decorated. Cash only!

This is the kind of place I love to find while traveling. Munchy's is a nice, laid back food truck…read moreand my man does some serious work on a small electric griddle. The food was fantastic, our group had a couple of bagel sandwiches, a cubano wrap, the hangover and an order of french toast. Everything was amazing...great to tasting food.

We had lunch at Munchy's last weekend. I had the fish tacos, my wife had the pork (lechón) tacos…read moreand our friend had the ribs with potato salad. All of our plates were very good. Jay and his family run this place and they are very lovely. Give them a try next time you are in the Malecón area of Naguabo.

After a day of shopping I was getting ready to head to the supermarket to grab something to cook…read morehowever I noticed that the food truck park was open. Having lived in the area for a while I had been waiting for the food truck park that's on the side of the highway off of Calle Eugenico Benitez Castaño to open. I was driving to the supermarket and decided to go home and grab my lady and we came for some Tacos at Don Paco Golden Taco. She ordered 2 birria Tacos and I had the el pastor burrito. We had a sprite and a tamarind jarritos as well. The place was packed and we had to wait a bit for the food. The food honestly was not worth the wait. The best part was the esquite. (You get a free order for leaving a 5 star review) The food truck park overall is nice. There was some Cultura Profética playing on the speakers and nice lights. There's also a pasta truck in the park. The night we went 9/13 a Saturday the place was packed. There were families of all ages there. I would def not come again even tho I live so close. The tacos tasted like they had cinnamon or allspice in them. Who wants a sweet taco/burrito. Also the meat was Soooooooooooooo Dry. I don't know how they seasoned/marinated that meat but it was not done properly. The consomé for the birria might as well have been some beef broth from the can with 2 slices of onion and some cilantro. Water thin and barely any flavor. The craziest part was I dipped the burrito and tacos in the consomé and some meat fell to the bottom. Even after the entire meal when I fished out the meat it was still dry. I ended up cooking the esquite into some eggs the next day. They actually got my order wrong and gave me horchata instead of the Jarritos. The Horchata is the only reason they get 2 stars instead of one. Save your money and go to La Pachanga on Calle Loiza instead.

Jay was very helpful and kind throughout the service. There were lots of options, with or without…read morealcohol. They also deliver right on the beach. Would recommend and will definitely come back.

Service here is 10 stars. As soon as you walk in from the parking lot, there is someone offering…read moreyou a sample of a smoothie (guava delight) and these little green fruit called Quenapa that is native to PR. She's so sweet. She even spent time teaching us how to eat it. Basically not the fruit in the middle and peel and the pop the fruit in your mouth and eat around the pit. It was way too tart for me so she actually offered me another one. I told her we would definitely go check out the Mis Cocos stall. The kids loved the guava delight. After settling on the beach there are a lot of people walking around with menu flyers and someone from Mis Cocos came by as well. Figured out you can get bottomless drinks for an additional $9. You have a choice of different types of cups/holders for the drinks. Actual pineapples, watermelon, coconuts, 32 oz plastic cups and pouches. We opted for the plastic cups for ease of holding. My older one started out with the guava delight. I accidentally forgot to ask for frozen but they were very nice about it and brought back another one. Then she tried the frozen sangria. Her least fave with all the seeds and she ended with a Pina colada. They give you a bracelet so they know who ordered the unlimited. Check them out. Service is amazing.