Tacooooooooo Festtttttttt!…read more I love the Indiana Discount Mall, but what I love more is Tavo Fest! This event is held outside of the mall, in the back/sides of the building. Taco fest happens a few times out the year, where different food trucks/vendors bring their eats to the streets, a live DJ is on the mic, various entertainment in the inside eating area, and some adult beverages at the bar. Needless to say, I've made it to several. The most recent one my family and I attended was in September. Before I attended the latest fest, I was doing dialysis and on the transplant list. So, I had to watch what I could eat and drink. Finally being able to attend a fest WITH NO LIMITATIONS was the best experience I had. Finally! I was able to have some of those biggggggg fruit non-alcoholic drinks. Man of man! I had been missing out. The vendors that offer these drinks will get more purchases from me, in the future Taco Fest's. I can't wait for the next Taco Fest. You will know of these events from the business's Facebook page. Warning: be prepared to walk! Parking gets crazy

In terms of eating tacos there is no better place than Indy Taco Fest. The best of the best food…read moretrucks come to the event and everyone is at the top of their game. You can't go wrong no matter what you order, because everything is 10/10 good. Only downside is the lines. They are VERY LONG. There is nothing you can do about the lines, but the wait is worth it

The best guacamole on planet earth! Myriam, owner of We Guac Your World has been at local farmers…read moremarkets for ten years, slinging incredibly fresh guacamole and salsa. The guacamole sells out quickly, so arrive early or order on her website. Most recently, I saw her at the Carmel farmers market and were so happy to have arrived in time for the guacamole. She lets you try it before you buy, and also has a few different spice levels of the salsa which is also delicious. Go try it!

I love to stop by here when I am at the farmer's market! They have the best guacamole! My personal…read morefavorite thing to do is grab a mango while I walk around the market! I highly recommend going here!

This is a new food truck and they operate in a couple of locations on the east and west side of…read moreIndy. The owners are very personable and entertaining. Their menu changes daily but they smoke everything on their grill. I ordered rib tips and vegetable succotash (smoked on the grill). The meat was very well seasoned and the tips were minus the bones (gristle) They offer both turkey and pork so you can enjoy the taste of the meat. The sauce is on the bottom and tastes homemade. You can get it hot or mild. While you're waiting on your food the owners let you know you're more than a customer- you're family. Thus living up to their namesake: The cookout! You have to follow them on Facebook to know when and where they'll be......

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So I stumbled upon this hot dog cart while attending a community meeting on the east side…read more I was exited when I saw they offered a vegan sausage as an option. Vegan figs tend to be on the dry side when on the grill so I was able to add onions, peppers, and tomatoes. The sausage was very tasty as well as filling. The owner is new to the food business but was very friendly and engaging. His wife and sons were also working the food cart so it was truly a family affair. The price was around 8.00 and I left satisfied. If you need an outdoor vendor or catered event please consider this establishment.

Her name can't really be Mabel can it? Maybe it's the name of the airstream? It just can't be her…read morename can it? And, has anyone ever been to the Heinz museum in Pittsburgh? There's an exhibit that shows a kitchen "the way it used to be" when Heinz Ketchup first reared its pasty head back in 40s or 50s... and I took a peak inside the airstream and it's got some serious style. From the outside it has some serious style, too. Maybe that's why I felt the bar was raised for substance? I think so... Can you tell I'm waffling? I'm not sure if I gave this place a fair shake or not. At Sun King's A Few Hops More tapping... they parked and served. On the menu: salad, hot dog and cookies... anything else? I think there might have been one other thing but it wasn't handheld enough for my "beer in the left, food in the right," situation. So dog it was. I overheard Mabel say, "we just have to support local -- from food to business owners." Good deal Mabel. And so local, grass fed hot dog it is. It was mighty delicious. But maybe my food truck standards are too high? With the bacon truck in LA... with the crazy foods Duos is slanging... etc. I just always expect something totally off the wall to come out of a food truck. So instead of a hot dog... how about a pineapple truffle dog? An apple bacon dog? Hmmm... a dog from a truck is good & all... but... droppin' a five spot on a dog is a little too much for this cat. Having said all that... thanks for being another food truck woven into the tapestry of it all! I totally look forward to see what kind of moves you'll put on Indy Ms. Mabel!

Good prices and "Mabel" is super friendly. The tomato caprese soup has fresh basil leaves and…read moreballs of fresh mozzarella. It has the consistency of pulpy orange juice. One of the best soups I've ever had. To get it out of an AirStream trailer is pretty surreal. The buffalo mac and cheese has shredded chicken and blue cheese crumbles. Sooooo tasty. The hot dogs are all beef and all organic. This was the one thing I didn't care for. To be fair though, I had given up carbs (what an idiot) and had it without a bun and with only a smidge of ketchup. However, hubby finished it with the bun and stone ground mustard and proclaimed it fabulous. I've always been too full to try one of her desserts. Next time!!!

Since I started a new job in downtown Indy, I have been in search of my new go-to lunch spot and…read morebam! I found it! For whatever reason I had never had a chance to come here but now I work very close to City Market, I'll be here at least a couple days a week for lunch. As a person who loves going to the Garage food hall and AMP, it is so easy for me to like this place. I love food courts that have local business instead of chain fast food restaurants. I love how there are plenty of seating upstairs and no matter what mood you are in you'd find something you like here. So far I have only tried two different stores but I'm confident I'll try everything in a month :) I'm so thankful for this fun place.

I went to city market for lunch and got food at a middle eastern restaurant and dessert at a cookie…read morestand. The falafel wrap and fries I got from the middle eastern restaurant were amazing. The cookies were great too. City market had plenty of options and lots of seating. Some of the stands were empty, though. And the inside is just very dated in general. A lot of things just need a small update. You can tell you're in a building that's seen better days, that all it is. Not sure about parking. Extremely easy access from the cultural trail bike path and from the IndyGo Redline (transit center stop). It's downtown so walking there is easy if you're close by. This place has seen better days. However it's still got a lot of great options and it's still worth a visit for lunch!

First time going 2018. Walked ~10 minutes to get there from the Bripp park. It was miserably hot in…read morethe afternoon so we sadly didn't survive more than an hour. We could've came back later showing proof of our stamped hands though. People hardly waited in line for admission which made it seem pointless to buy tickets in advance and getting slapped with a $6 convenience fee! Security was along the perimeter preventing stragglers but it seemed visitors were confused/annoyed they couldn't visit the local businesses without first paying. The food was good, decently priced and portioned. People made a profit off bottles of water. Common now i rather my fee included that... Some booths were more successful than others because of the type of food or drinks they offered. Great live music and there were activities for the kiddos. There were tables here and there but little protection against the sun. Porter potties with hand washing station were easily accessible. I would go again but would like more variety of foods (majority were Mexican options), cheaper options with smaller portions so i could try more booths before getting full, cooling stations or later start time so as to not overheat, and constant upbeat music or vibe from the main stage.