Route 77 is a fun place to go if you're looking to eat or drink outdoors, eat a variety of stuff, or play cornhole. It's like a scaled down version of Union Hall in downtown. When I went, there were four food trucks-- Taquisa Waco (tacos), Oakley's Ruistic (comfort food), Heart of Texas Dog House (hotdogs), and Shuckin' Shack (oyster bar), and there is a bar.
The bar only serves beer and seltzers/canned beverages; there's no mixed drinks or shots. If you want water, you have to go to the restrooms and fill up a cup, or buy it bottled. Their happy hour goes from 11am-7pm.
I liked Taquisa Waco! I am biased because I've been eating at the taco trucks on La Salle that existed long before this one. These tacos were good, but smaller and slightly more expensive than the ones at other taco trucks in the area. My friend tried their quesadilla and said it was better than others on La Salle, though! Definitely try this place when you come.
Last night, we tried Oakley's Rustic, and I had Blackened Chicken Mac n Cheese. It was very expensive for mac n cheese at $12.99. The portions kind of justified that as it was just a giant to-go box filled with macaroni, but I'm not sure that I would pay for it again. It tasted super yummy, but if you're going to get this, I'd definitely recommend splitting it with a friend. I couldn't finish it even though I was hungry, and trying to finish it will just make your stomach hurt. I'd like to try the chicken tenders at this place, but everything here is generally pretty expensive.
I have not tried the other two food trucks and am not quite sure that I will; they just aren't really my thing. My general take on this place is that it's a little more expensive than it needs to be/compared to other Waco restaurants, but it's worth going just to check it out and make your own judgements.
If you are seeking somewhere covid friendly, this is not your place. While it is outdoor dining, nobody eating or preparing food is wearing masks or taking any precautions. read more