Seven new dining options are available in Stop 6, thanks to a new food truck yard.
Founder Manuel Gaona has been working on the Fort Worth Mobile Food Court for a few months now. He chose the location off East Berry Street in Stop 6 because he saw a need for more dining options in this neighborhood. And, Berry Street is a busy road.
The food court consists of food truck hook-ups as well as an air-conditioned commissary building with bathrooms.
In June, Gaona reached out to the community to ask for donations to a Kickstarter campaign to finish utility installations, the commissary building and parking lot.
Though the Kickstarter has not yet received enough funding, Gaona told the Star-Telegram he and his family took out some loans to finish out those last loose ends, which is why the food court is operating now. The Kickstarter is still up in hopes donations can help pay off the loans.
The official grand opening was held on Labor Day weekend. Here’s what you can expect at Fort Worth’s newest mobile food truck court.
What dining options are at Fort Worth Mobile Food Court?
Sokah Food Truck is a Caribbean food truck offering Trinidad- and Tobago-inspired flavors. Their Facebook shows curry roti and Trinidad doubles but also burgers and fries.
The Green Tongue truck will offer vegan Mexican food like avocado burritos, street tacos and tamales.
Gussy and Papa will be serving up Creole comfort food, like fried catfish and wings. They also serve lamb chops, Philly Cheesesteaks, butter pecan and banana pudding and cookies.
Pancha’s Taquería will also serve Mexican food, but with carnivorous options. They serve authentic street tacos, quesabirria, burritos, tortas and El Salvadoran pupusa flatbreads.
Momo y Arepa Co. is a Nepalese-and-Latin-fusion food truck. They are cooking up chicken momo dumplings, savory empanadas, salchipapa street food and a deep-fried stuffed arepa called a tumbarrancho. They also have burritos and burgers.
Sweet Jones BBQ is firing up the smoker for fresh brisket, ribs, whole chicken wings and sausage on a stick.
Micholandia Ice Cream is in the commissary, with something sweet. Agua frescas, fresh fruit popsicles, mangonada chamoy drinks, strawberries in Dubai chocolate and more snacks will be served there.
The Fort Worth Mobile Food Court on East Berry Street will have permanent food truck tenants as well as a two-story commissary building for the occupants. Courtesy photo from Manuel Gaona Fort Worth Mobile Food Court
The Fort Worth Mobile Food Court is located at 3419 E. Berry St.
Each food truck’s hours vary. It’s best to check each truck’s Facebook for hours of operation that day.
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Ella Gonzales is a service journalism reporter for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. She is part of a team of local journalists who answer reader questions and write about life in North Texas. Ella mainly writes about local restaurants and where to find good deals around town.