4501 Almeda Food & Entertainment

Robert Green

· 4 months ago

I had the roasted turkey sandwich from Dirty Hoagies Sandwiches and it absolutely delivered. The turkey was fresh, thick-cut, and packed with flavor—nothing dry or bland about it. What really took it to the next level were the toppings: crisp peppers, onions, and just the right amount of seasoning that brought everything together without overpowering the sandwich. The bread was soft but held up perfectly, which is key for a loaded hoagie like this. Every bite was balanced, hearty, and satisfying. If you’re looking for a solid lunch spot in Houston, this food truck is a no-brainer. Quick, flavorful, and clearly made with care. I’ll definitely be back to try more off the menu.

Kee Blount

· 5 months ago

Not sure the mane of the red and white truck there but it needs to be removed. Pasta was DRYER than dry. Which is not hard to make. My total was $63 for some DRY noodles and jerK wings that tasted like nothing but soy sauce which I’m allergic too. Will update picture, that’s how nasty the food was I can’t even think of the truck name. The park itself was clean and inviting but pls get rid of that truck it tell them learn how to cook.

Stretch

· a month ago

Great atmosphere,good vibes and very clean I would definitely recommen you go here

Leslie Hawes

· 7 months ago

My family and I spent a few days in Houston to bring in the new year. We visited this food truck park because TikTok reviews hyped it up. The atmosphere was great but the food that we tried was disappointing. We each tried something different from a truck of our choosing and 2 out of 4 of our choices were good & reasonably priced. My daughter's loaded fries from the Cajon/Louisiana Inspired food truck was really good (spent about $30 for the fries). We also tried 4 different custom lemonades and they were okay (can't remember the cost of the drinks). My son's Wingettes were really good and they came with fries (about $17 I believe). My husband's cheesesteak from the truck from "Philly" was a no for us (about $18). I ordered a Fried Catfish (w/honey hot sauce) platter w/Mac and Cheese and Greens ($37+) & it was actually cat fish strips not filets but the fish was good, the sides were not. The Mac and cheese was missing cheese, noodles were all falling apart, nothing to adhere to and the greens tasted like there was just cooked in water and a spicy additive like Tabasco Sauce, really that's it. Definitely over priced, under portioned, and over-rated! All service was good, friendly, and professional. Try it for yourselves!

Love

· a year ago

I originally came to town for DreamCon, but while I was here, I kept hearing great things about this food park and it definitely lived up to the hype. On my first visit, I tried Hibachi Bros and ordered the Chicken Hibachi with yum yum sauce. The flavor was incredible, and they were generous with the portions, especially the chicken. During my second visit, I stopped by Big Poppas and ordered The Jesus Philly. It was packed with meat and cooked perfectly—every bite was satisfying. In the back of the park, there’s a dessert truck called Amore Sweets, and wow… their treats are out of this world. The banana pudding? Absolutely to die for! What really stood out the most, though, was the hospitality. Every single food truck worker I interacted with went above and beyond to create a warm, welcoming experience. You can tell it’s a great group of people running the show here. I’ll definitely be back for Day 3. Thank you all for making my visit such a memorable one!