Foodville

Whether you're in the downtown area or miles away, you'll constantly find yourself drawn to this cozy lot. Typically Foodville has 5 different trucks that line the walls of the lot. The regulars are Crave, Sweet Addiction, Food Gallery, and The Reef. The 5th spot changes out weekly.Foodville is entirely outside, but there's plenty of tables and benches (most with umbrellas) if you do want to eat there. Although, I don't recommend eating outside during an El Paso summer if you're in work clothes...sweaty doesn't look good on anyone.If you want to get an insight to the food, you really have to check out each food trucks Yelp reviews. But just know, not one of these food trucks will disappoint you.Beyond wanting to come to Foodville religiously, you may find yourself stalking some of these trucks around EP. We all do it, we won't judge you!

I tried the mex-korean fusion truck. Parking was a hassle but i think it was worth the experience. Would i go through it again? Maybe...As korean, i would say the tacos were a good fair attempt. Its hard to find a good korean place in EP even owned by Koreans so i was pleased. My fav was the chicken. Sweet and spicy. Overall, a little salty for my taste but i guess i am salt-sensitive. 4 tacos, salad, and a bottle of water for 8 bucks. Not bad. Hipster-isque atmosphere which keeps me feeling young :)I would say its worth the trip, at least for the first time but nothing to go gaga about.

Just great food from all the vendors. As the temperature cools down the outside seating will be more welcoming. Love the Reef truck but everything is excellent.

Disappointed...not in the 2 food trucks that were there today but in the ones that weren't! Dang it! I enjoyed the fish and chips from The Reef and my husband enjoyed some Tacos from Takorexico. Just a bummer that the other food trucks weren't there. Guess I gotta do better research next time.