À La Cart

This is a very nice relaxing place if you want to get away from the crowd on the weekends. There's a craft brewery that has amazing IPAs and the lot is surrounded by local food trucks. Most of the food trucks take card and are self kiosk. There are plenty of seats to sit around and it's mostly outdoor. Get there early bc parking is limited! We ordered calamari at Barrio Espanol and tacos at 503 Latin Fusion. Food was on the pricey side but we were glad to know these are local vendors and we are here to support their business!Fair warning... lots of kids running around. I wish they had a designated area for them so they are not in danger of the drinking crowd. I was having a conversation and some kid ran into me, spilling my beer on the ground.

Super fun spot in the Milk District with drinks and food trucks. In my opinion, the best night to come by is Tuesday for trivia with Mike G!The staff is friendly and they have a great selection of rotating drafts as well as cans. As for the food trucks, my favorite is Ceylon Hut, but you can't really go wrong with Fly Guy Pizza. The food trucks aren't permanent but they change out very rarely (r.i.p. my sweet Korgette).It's great to sit outside under the umbrellas and enjoy a night out with friends, but if the weather is lousy there's seating inside too. If you can't decide between their selection of draft beers, they also offer flights!

Great place for a truck hoping experience! If anyone knows me, they know I love restaurant hoping! It's one of my favorite things to do. We ended up ordering from a few places here. Unfortunately I don't have the names for all the places we stopped at. But all the foods we tried were amazing! Different flavors of a veriaty of food is always fun when you are especially hungry. Those who we ordered from were very friendly! We didn't have to wait too long for our food. Although once we got the first of the foods we ordered we weren't considered about the timing doe the rest to come out. We were entertained enough lol! The aaambience was very chill. Not many people were there that day. But the ones that were there really looked like they were enjoying their food. It can be tough to decide on what to eat but when you're restaurant/truck hoping that makes it even more fun! Why not give restaurant or truck hoping a try. Who knows you might just be in the mood for a few things and can't decide on just one thing. You might actually enjoy trying a few things at a time. And the best part is you probably won't finish it all so you get to have the same foods the next day for lunch or dinner. Enjoy!!

I will say I love their craft beer and drink selections here, I would say their downfall is their choice of food trucks. The space is unique and I love the concept however, parking can also be a challenge. I had a chicken sandwich from the food trucks and I will say it was probably the worst one I've ever had. Dry and flavorless, not to mention incredibly expensive. I usually love food trucks, but maybe just chose the wrong one here.More of a happy hour kind of place, go elsewhere for food.

Beer and food truck place.They have a rotating food trucks. Just not sure how long they stay. Tried the Sri Lankan food.- Ceylon Hut-Ordered the appetizers.!it's an "empanada" with Indian flavors. A little spicy.

This was my first time at A La Cart and I truly enjoyed it! It was pretty busy but the 2 workers behind the counter kept the line moving. There were plenty of strategically placed seats which meant everyone had a place to sit with their group. A La Cart has a great selection of draft and canned craft beer. I tried the "Tripping Animals Tyrannosaurus" which is a fruity sour perfect for a summer evening (yes I realize it's winter but it's FL so it's fine lol). Will for sure be back to try some more of the sours! Fair warning that there is limited parking. However, after 4 you can park at the Einstein's Bagels which is a little less than a block away. The walk is short but not lit very well and takes you behind businesses, so I suggest the buddy system for safety. :)

This is one of my favorite spots in the milk district area. They always have a good selection of sours and I love the food truck options. The fly guy pizza pie is my favorite. However, the parking lot is small. It's a hit or miss in the main lot behind the food trucks. Overall, it's well worth the visit,

Been coming to A La Cart for a couple years now and I'm always impressed by the quality and variety of food being served!It's a great spot to bring family, friends, guests from out of town, whoever - lots of options so everyone should be happy, casual seating, and a bar with local beers on tap.I'm a big food truck fan so I love this concept especially since you can try a variety of excellent food without the crowds and chaos of the big food truck rallies.

My wife and I love A La Carte! To start, they offer a variety of different food options from their outside food truck options from poke bowls, bbq, falafel and pizza. They offer great craft beers some in draft and some in cans. They rotate them every week or so. Every time we've came there has been different great options.The atmosphere is great especially on good weather days where you can sit out side or indoors and still feel the breeze. Highly recommend checking out A La Carte!!

Love coming to a La carte! The are an open air concept with a bar and outdoor turf space to relax. They have 4 food trucks which are permanently housed here, until they decide to leave or rotate. Plenty of food options! The bar had a variety of rotating draft beers as well as canned cocktails and ciders. They are NOT a full bar so be aware if you are wanting craft cocktails, this is not the place. Plenty of seating and I would say it's usually never slammed, but there is limited parking. The bar area is inside with fans. Tuesday they have trivia which is super fun! Easy place to come and get a quick beer or relax and have dinner. Come check it out! Ask for Aaron!