A new pop-up mobile food park idea has seen some recent market success in Dallas, Texas after it recently opened for families in the area.

Food, crafts, music, and other vendors

It opened in a relatively abandoned or forgotten neighborhood and is going to be there for a month in what was an empty lot.

This pop up mobile food park is testing a new idea and seeing it if can get community support.

So far they have seen a lot of support and good feedback for the idea. They want to experiment with what works well, as far as food, music, and different vendors.

They want community feedback too, visitors are encouraged to give input on the idea.

How can it be made better? And the great part is that it is just a test and they will be taking it all down in several weeks.

It's only a temporary operation so anyone nearby that isn't happy about it won't have to worry about it becoming permanent. But it's a good idea for an experiment to see what the community wants and what they are looking for.

Testing a business concept and bringing life to new neighborhoods

This Texas based mobile pop up food park gives a chance for families and friends to come together and share some good food.

Not only that, but for this neighborhood that has been forgotten this is a project that they say is badly needed and will hopefully be only the beginning of a much larger transformation for the South Dallas region.

They are open for a limited time and working with the community, getting feedback from visitors, to see what they think is going to work best.

The pop-up mobile food event in Dallas works as a sort of incubator environment for different vendors and culinary entrepreneurs that take part in the market.

You will be able to find vendor stalls, picnic table areas, and show areas for entertainment too. It's only going to be open until the beginning of May.