Melt At The Garden, Mobile Food Truck+

Nice eating establishments, cleaning up after customers could have better, but a nice little dining option.

The Garden started off as a little street corner where a variety of food trucks moved in to give its customers a wide selection of fine dishes to choose between.Over the years, I've been here several times and witnessed the changes from a little corner stop to a fully themed restaurant that offers an even wider array of delicious foods for all.My last trip, I stopped at the Flip-N-Yaki. Like every visit to any of the trucks, the service was fast and friendly and always full of smiles and positive energy. They made this late lunch/early dinner meal quite something by providing delicious and freshly cooked meals that were both appealing to the tastes as well as the eyes.This particular vendor made sure to treat the meal as if I was planning to share my few, presumably small, plates with a hoard of friends. Stacked tall and thick, I left with enough food to have breakfast, lunch, and dinner the following day from this one order.Whether that's their usual practice, or they were just in high spirits, they made my evening all the better for it. My companions and I left with full stomachs and a jolly mood as we carried on into the night downtown.Every chance I get to come downtown, I'm sure to try another one of the trucks that have made The Garden on Palafox their home, and I haven't found fault with them yet.

Friendly tenders and fat azz drinks, thank you to our lovely barmaid with her bubbly personality and sweet smile : Friendly staff, unique atmosphere that aslo welcomed our pup as well :

Fun experience with variety of food. There were 6 of us and several had the lobster roll, then shrimp and rice and acat bowl. Food was well prepared and flavorful.. definitely a must go

We came all the way from Beulah and got there about 7:50 pm and they advertised they close at 9pm but the Mexican and Asian food trailers were already closed. If they are closing earlier they should advertise it that way so people don’t make plans to come 20-30 miles to eat at a closed restaurant.