Barbacoa & Big Red Festival

"Expensive parking, expensive admission that doesnt include anything but the live music. Food vendors were a little higher than expected. Vendors were not allowed to sell water, so you had to wait in the long beer line to get Big Red or water. Trash cans were hard to find. Selection of food items was good, even Chinese and Filipino items. Some items were large portions for the price, while others were small. 5 mini tacos for $10 isnt bad, $11 for 10 donut holes was a bit high. Single Barbacoa tacos ranged from $6.50 to $9. We had one taco that smelled & tasted rotten and was thrown away. Was "

2 years ago

"There was a lot of media hype about the problems at this event this year. Although I didn’t experience the long entrance lines, I did have a few issues. I got there later in the day (4pm to be exact). You’re on your own for parking and the majority is street parking. I don’t mind walking at all, but for those of you who do, please keep in mind you might have to park one to two miles away. There were three live music stages scattered around the park and probably 50-60 food trucks (with PLENTY of food options, not just barbacoa). Here’s my beef: there were only three drink tents scattered"

5 years ago

"Place was rocking it was fun a lot food, parking was free , we waited for a golf cart to pickup and drop off is was cooler weather that morning:), see you next year. Free food from heb samples"

a year ago