Broadacres Food Fair

Went to BA for the first time. There were all kinds of food booths and I dont recall the name or the location. All I recall is that they had an outdoor seating area. I noticed most places did not post the prices. Weird.We sat down and asked for a menu. The guy says "No menu, I will tell you what we have". We ordered a burrito (maybe 8 inches long) and a small plate of enchiladas with rice. Two fountain soda and 1 bottled water. We did not ask what the prices were. The check came out to $46!!! He said the fountain soda was $7. Does he think Broadacres is the night club at the Wynn? The bottled water was $4, he said. That means the burrito and enchilada were $14 each? Ridiculous. It is 100% my fault for not asking first but...come on.... he jerked us like we were some out of town tourists in Tijuana. Never again.

Yes, tourists and locals need to come here more often. It's a huge open space food court area inside the Broadacres Marketplace in North Las Vegas. It's a very successful setup filled with colors and great foods. I actually do enjoy eating my heart out here over the years. They can definitely use more excellent reviews. Great customer service at most of the food stalls too. Everything is affordable, food variety is very good, authentic Hispanic cultures, delicious, and photogenic. I like all types of Mexican foods, tacos, burritos, nachos, fajitas, horchatas, rice and beans, etc. You will find beautiful dine in restaurants along the path. Saw a few boba beverage spots too. It really felt like eating in Mexico. The food court is a wonderful addition and hidden treasure to this super outdoor flea market area. Nice music playing in the backgrounds, good vibes everywhere, people are happy, especially in large groups, and it really helps their small food businesses grow. I like everything I saw and ate along the way. Cheese fries were definitely our favorites since they have many styles and choices to choose from. Waffles and ice creams are a must. Wide selections of all food items made by different vendors here. Super clean and organized with lots of trash bins near exits and entrance ways. You are paying for the culture at the Broadacres Marketplace one time all inclusive entrance fee, which includes this food court area. Absolutely amazing life here. We will always go where the great foods and colorful experiences takes us across the entire Las Vegas region. Highly recommended.

The best authentic Mexican food with so many choices. I go right when they open to beat the lines, and then walk off all the food I ate with some shopping after. It can't get no better than this on the North East side of Vegas. Service is quick because they stay hustlin' over here. Bring a wagon to haul all your things because you have no idea what you might leave with lol

You can find so many different things here and some booths are set up like little restaurants! Mostly Mexican food and lots of sweets and drinks!! You cannot not eat here!

Come here:If you're hungry for delicious food on the cheapIf you seek TASTY, not TRENDY With family and friends so you can enjoy a variety of flavors....there's something for everyone here, and a wide variety of delicious bites to choose from Don't come here:If you're not big on the swap meet/open market vibeIf you're sketchy about coming to the North part of town If you're seeking instagrammable food...none of that is found hereI remember when Broadacres had the BBQ stand, a few taquerias, coco loco stands, and the concession stand food aside from the sweets and snacks scattered throughout the swap meet...very slim pickings.Great improvements food-wise have been made over the last couple of years. Enter the Broadacres Food Fair which has been running for about two years now(it's been that long since we've come here!). Clean, spacious with a food hall feel, little puestos(food stalls) have been put into place serving up favorites like tacos de canasta, a Mexican-fusion sushi spot, mariscos, doner kebabs, burgers, BBQ chicken, birria, enchiladas, Chinese food, machetes, gorditas, pupusas, and many, many more.Drinks and dessert choices include coffee, smoothies, michelaguas, agua frescas, boba drinks, bubble waffles, and crepes. I so wished we stumbled upon this place earlier instead of stopping for a quick bite at Tacos Tijuana nearby-Ugh!!!This spot has good food crawl potential as well. We tried the Gordita stand and had a boba drink and bubble waffle at one of the dessert spots. I was surprised to see Barbacoa Hidalguense, a spot that some space cadet on Yelp claimed was closed, was indeed open for business, and one of the busiest food stalls operating to be exact. Definitely returning to do a food crawl here with so much more to try! If you ever find yourself here at Broadacres, walk up an appetite, then head to the Broadacres Food Fair! ALOHA!!!SHAKA METER: \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ 4

machetes and hotdogs are way overprice, carnitas usually never fail, but this place said no more. all the stands don't open as advertised. food it's not good I tried all the stands got there at 4pm and left at 6:30. Tijuana tacos was starting to prep at 6pm. Horrible experience. Was there Friday September 13 /24 at 4pm . I think all the good reviews are from people that tried the food when they were drunk.