The Block Food Park - Waco

There's a new Mexican food truck here. They sell sopes, tacos, Huaraches and bacon wrapped Hotdogs. Plus there's two other food trailers in the same food park, so a bit of something for the whole family.

There's a new taco stand gotta say their tostada were 10/10 could use some sour cream

Food on the menu looks amazing. However had to wait to be helped by the employee. There was a small wait for food which is fine as Fresh cooked food is always better. I ordered the Mac n cheese potato , The potato was huge however the Mac n cheese on it was just Kraft cheap mac n cheese which is def not pictured there way. The bacon bits that also come on it was the hard salad bar type bacon bits. I'm quite disappointed in the quality of the food but atleast it was a decent sized potato for the $8

My husband and I went to Bake -n- Load and the potatoes are huge and delicious.. I had a brisket potatoe and my husband a philly cheese steak potatoe.. Ingredients fresh and the potatoe melts in your mouth.Very friendly, play area for children, and the food is delicious.. Will definitely go again..

I think this place is pretty fun. Generally the girl and I like to stop by and let our young gun let loose some of that explosive energy on the playground while we grab a few falafels. Did you know that falafels and garbanzo beans are one of the rare foods that we can still find and work into our diets that are high in magnesium? With the heavily enriched and processed modern diet, over half of Americans and Europeans are deficient in their magnesium blood levels. I thought this was even more telling when I found out that people with low levels of magnesium are more likely to suffer from depression, diabetes, high triglyceride levels, high blood pressure, high levels of stress hormones, and obesity. BUT I DIGRESS...magnesium is good stuff and you can probably find it in the falafels here but in all reality the best aspect of the falafels that I’ve tried from Falafel N Load is the way that I can eat a meal that is good for me and yet I actually enjoy it. If you told me a falafel happens when you throw a bunch of chickpeas in a pita and toss it with yogurt, I’d never try one. But if you told me a falafel is the combination of fresh hummus featuring a double portion of coarsely ground, flavor packed, protein-rich Chickpea beans that have been deep fried until the resulting nuggets of beans and fragrant herbs are encased in a satisfyingly crunchy shell that is delicious and filling without feeling heavy... and then tossed with a zesty combination of yogurt, salt, cucumbers, brightly flavored spices and vinaigrette, olive oil and other ingredients and the whole thing is loaded into a large soft pita bread pocket...I’d bite. Then I’d tell you to stop using such wordy run-on sentences in your description. But I find it difficult to explain why I like this spot so much. Maybe it is just the combination of a chill, local vibe that isn’t too try-hard, the options available (the churro truck next door is LIT