The Broken Sprocket
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(from Google)We came for date night and came back the next day ...I'm in love this place is awesome has lotería nigth and I can't wait to. Come back with the family and enjoy another perfect day
My friend and I stopped here to catch up over dinner last Thursday. There are several food trucks to choose from, and plenty of outdoor seating throughout. We went on a slow day, but they were getting ready for a big concert the next day, and I know those get packed. Parking can be a bit tricky, but I've seen people park across the street before. Fun note: The Broken Sprocket also hosts 5ks, which is actually how we first heard about it.
We stopped here for dinner. It's an open dining place with a few food trucks serving mexican food, pizza/burgers, sushi etc. and live music (which we really enjoyed). The food was delicious. The atmosphere is chill, friendly people all around. One star less because there were hardly any vegetarian options, else all good. Street side parking was available across the road.
Great food truck outdoor experience to have with the family or friends. There is a bar, food trucks that sell sushi, tacos, brisket, wings, hamburgers, and pizza accompanied by local singers that entertain the whole place. We thoroughly enjoyed the Brisket Elote and the Sausage Wrap (contains jalapeno & cheese) with sweet potato fries. 😋
Friday evening: We decided to check out this lively and colorful, outdoor venue with live music and food courts (It had been a few years since going there). Entertainment at 8 was by the Boarder Soul Band. This is a true Valley band and excellent as always. There was only one beer vendor and the craft can beer was $6. Suggestion for the Future: It was disappointing that draft beer was not available or a local beer from The Valley. I did not see any local microbrewery or winery represented on site either. The food choices appeared to be very limited and few people were eating. Unfortunately, only a few people danced. Folks in Brownsville don’t dance unless it’s a wedding, or quinceañera.