Business
BY JOVANNA AGUILAR
Porky’s Backyard features a full bar serving beer, wine, hard seltzers and specialty cocktails.
JOVANNA AGUILAR COMMUNITY IMPACT
Barbecue is among the many types of cuisine o ered by food trucks stationed at Porky’s Backyard.
COURTESY PORKY’S BACKYARD
Porky’s Backyard food truck park o ers fun for all
favorites include: • The Blue Long Island, a fruity take on the standard Long Island Iced Tea • The Green Lambo, made with pineapple and melon liqueur A closer look The park showcases art created by local artists. Additionally, Porky’s Backyard has 12 Formula 1 racing simulators with full platform motion and screens located in its 2,000-square-foot mezza- nine. The food truck park also frequently holds events including car shows, live music, karaoke nights, rotating DJ nights and Throwback Thurs- day nights featuring ‘90s and ‘80s hits.
Porky’s Backyard, a 10,000-square-foot car- themed food truck park that opened in Humble in early January, was designed from the ground up by owner Austin Wolf. Zooming in Porky’s Backyard has 16 consistent food trucks with minimal rotating food trucks, Wolf said. The eateries o er several cuisine options includ- ing Mexican, Hawaiian barbecue, Columbian, Asian, Jamaican and seafood as well as dessert food trucks o ering treats typically found at carni- vals. Wolf said the business o ers the community a space to enjoy food and drinks with its full bar. The bar o ers 40 tap beers, wine, hard seltzers and specialty cocktails. Wolf said some customer
The venue frequently holds events such as car shows.
COURTESY PORKY’S BACKYARD
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5131 Atascocita Road, Humble www.porkysbackyard.com
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