The pizza was cold despite the fact I waited 10 minutes for it and there was no one in line. It tasted like a frozen pizza with cheap ingredients. Next time I'll get a Digiorno.
Food: 1
em pru
flavorless pasta sauce, not the best presentation, took forever, bad service, and a waste of money.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 2
Holly Howard
A crime happened here. It tasted worse than it looks and it cost me $12.I can't figure out if they hate pasta, or if they don't know what it's supposed to taste like. Either way, please spare yourself and for the love of God don't get the "pomodoro" unless you're hoping to feed the abnormally large pigeons.
Z Segrest
They gave me the tiniest portion of pasta (mediocre) on this huge white paper plate. It was topped with a spinach leaf, no basil. I bought a sprite, so my total was $16. Never been more disappointed with food before, or hungrier after paying over $10 for a “meal” (I genuinely don’t know what happened, the reviews were so good. All my friends were so surprised and offered me some of their food to compensate— like it was that bad. I’d never leave a negative review otherwise).
Jesus Rodriquez
We ordered the pomodoro and got a ridiculously small portion size, with no basil, and a hair in it.The pizza was ok, but instead of using cardboard boxes for to-go orders they used styrofoam.
Sara P.
Why be open and fully staffed then refuse to take orders from a busy food park? Makes no sense to me, turn off your open sign.
Jiyoon W.
This food truck is the worst food truck ever... I got meatball pasta but it was just an oily mess. Tasteless... waste of money.
Drina Gronewold
If you’re ever in the Barton springs area and you’re craving pasta you definitely have to check this place out! That chicken Alfredo is to DIE for ? with excellent customer service
Jose H.
I'm usually against cancelled culture but this place should be closed down. I came on Sunday 1/15 and the person there just refused to take my order with no explanation. All I wanted was a slice of pizza for my son.
Michele G.
The pizza was surprisingly bad. Looked like a burnt flying frisbee. (Picture attached) I ordered my child spaghetti. The meatballs were not fresh like it claimed. The pasta was undercooked and it wasn't in a red sauce but an oily pink weird mess. Awful. She didn't even like it and she will eat practically any pasta. Beware.
The spaghetti & meatballs was really good but it had secret ingredient which was not so secret. A slight essence of Fabuloso. You will get wafts of Fabuloso at this food truck park. It’s everywhere, including in the food.I wish places could use non toxic cleaning products that don’t have crazy artificial smells. People seem to think if you can smell the cleaner it must be clean?
Lane Myers
Wow. The tortellini, pizzas, and chicken alfredo pasta were all amazing. Big portions for a low price. My new favorite Italian spot in the city. Will be back for the rest of the menu!
Carly M.
Class act authentic, homemade food. The only truck that's good in the picnic lot. Always fresh and so tasty. The focaccia is to die for.
Shelley B.
Fantastic food and the best focaccia bread I've ever had. And the food trailer park, the Picnic, is in a highly desirable spot off of Barton Springs Road, next to Zilker Park!
Cameron N.
The man in charge was incredibly kind, and I appreciated that! I was at the food truck lot to find out that the other truck I was planning to eat at was closed, so I gave it a swing here instead. I got the ravioli which was very filling but highly buttery/oily which didn't sit too well for me. It tasted fine though
The pizza was cold despite the fact I waited 10 minutes for it and there was no one in line. It tasted like a frozen pizza with cheap ingredients. Next time I'll get a Digiorno.
Food: 1
flavorless pasta sauce, not the best presentation, took forever, bad service, and a waste of money.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 2
A crime happened here. It tasted worse than it looks and it cost me $12.I can't figure out if they hate pasta, or if they don't know what it's supposed to taste like. Either way, please spare yourself and for the love of God don't get the "pomodoro" unless you're hoping to feed the abnormally large pigeons.
They gave me the tiniest portion of pasta (mediocre) on this huge white paper plate. It was topped with a spinach leaf, no basil. I bought a sprite, so my total was $16. Never been more disappointed with food before, or hungrier after paying over $10 for a “meal” (I genuinely don’t know what happened, the reviews were so good. All my friends were so surprised and offered me some of their food to compensate— like it was that bad. I’d never leave a negative review otherwise).
We ordered the pomodoro and got a ridiculously small portion size, with no basil, and a hair in it.The pizza was ok, but instead of using cardboard boxes for to-go orders they used styrofoam.
Why be open and fully staffed then refuse to take orders from a busy food park? Makes no sense to me, turn off your open sign.
This food truck is the worst food truck ever... I got meatball pasta but it was just an oily mess. Tasteless... waste of money.
If you’re ever in the Barton springs area and you’re craving pasta you definitely have to check this place out! That chicken Alfredo is to DIE for ? with excellent customer service
I'm usually against cancelled culture but this place should be closed down. I came on Sunday 1/15 and the person there just refused to take my order with no explanation. All I wanted was a slice of pizza for my son.
The pizza was surprisingly bad. Looked like a burnt flying frisbee. (Picture attached) I ordered my child spaghetti. The meatballs were not fresh like it claimed. The pasta was undercooked and it wasn't in a red sauce but an oily pink weird mess. Awful. She didn't even like it and she will eat practically any pasta. Beware.
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The spaghetti & meatballs was really good but it had secret ingredient which was not so secret. A slight essence of Fabuloso. You will get wafts of Fabuloso at this food truck park. It’s everywhere, including in the food.I wish places could use non toxic cleaning products that don’t have crazy artificial smells. People seem to think if you can smell the cleaner it must be clean?
Wow. The tortellini, pizzas, and chicken alfredo pasta were all amazing. Big portions for a low price. My new favorite Italian spot in the city. Will be back for the rest of the menu!
Class act authentic, homemade food. The only truck that's good in the picnic lot. Always fresh and so tasty. The focaccia is to die for.
Fantastic food and the best focaccia bread I've ever had. And the food trailer park, the Picnic, is in a highly desirable spot off of Barton Springs Road, next to Zilker Park!
The man in charge was incredibly kind, and I appreciated that! I was at the food truck lot to find out that the other truck I was planning to eat at was closed, so I gave it a swing here instead. I got the ravioli which was very filling but highly buttery/oily which didn't sit too well for me. It tasted fine though