Mack McLeod

Really liked this place. In the center is a bar where you can order drinks and there is usually a live band playing. Also you have several different food vendors at the location.

Travis Zinger

This place had a very unique concept. What comfortable food was good atmosphere was on point. Especially like the fact that there was a full bar and could just chill and listen to good

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Overall a pretty good place. Some nice bands that played a variety of music! The German beer they have on tap is definitely one to try!

Marvin Kuers

Seating is all outside, food from three food trucks and drinks from a central bar. The volleyball sand courts get full as the evening progresses. Overall, this is s great place to talk, laugh, and share fun with others.

Kaden Sidman

We’re not from the area, but have family in Plano and visit Texas frequently. After several failed attempts of trying to visit due to the Rail Yard not being open, we were finally able to, and had a BLAST. This is the go-to spot if you want to relax, have a drink, and enjoy the incredible atmosphere this place brings. During the winter when it’s cold, they’ll even give you blankets upon request to stay warm. Food was great, and the trucks gave a lot of variety to choose from. We loved it so much we came back a second time with family- only to find it closed again, on a saturday night too… So we had to settle for another place to eat, again. The Rail Yard is truly awesome, and if it is open, it is worth every second to check out. However I wish they were more clear on their hours of operation, as it would have saved us a few disappointing drives.

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Dallas Wonder

Super cool spot with a couple of really good food trucks. Family friendly but in that same sense there are a lot of kids running around so be aware. The drinks were good and the bar staff were all very friendly. Not to long of a wait for any food item and there was live music playing. The taco truck was by far the best and I tried all the food trucks.

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Suavek Oleksy

They had crawfish... had to come out and support our local community. They do have a couple of things to keep the little ones entertained. The greatest part is that it was 75 degrees and we had a chance to eat outside. They have a stage, I'm sure it's a different vibe at night, will be returning...

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Missy Texas

Family friendly during the day... haven’t been late afternoon/evening. Cool atmosphere. Good music. Limited food options. Miller light was $2.99... the mixed drinks, OVERPRICED for watered down rubbish! Won’t be my new hangout, but worth checking out.

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Bryan Feuling

The Good: Great nighttime entertainment. Food is always good and from food trucks. Price is decent for the quality and being from food trucks. The Bad: It can get really crowded at night, which is only bad when there’s a ton of unsupervised kids. The food options can be limited, depending on what food trucks are here. The Ugly: The parking can be difficult to figure out, since some is on gravel, some on grass, and some on a parking lot. While also being either across the street or at the lot next door. Recommendations: Enforcing the “watching the kids” and “no kids after a certain time” would be beneficial.

Daniela Rodriguez

Cute little area with not too many trucks but a good variety. Not too crowded when I went for some late Sunday lunch. Also had a live performance which gave it a cozy feeling. 3 stars cuz I felt like most of the trucks were pricey especially for the portions. Had some decent tacos but didnt fill up so then went to bbq truck where price was reasonable for the portions. So practically paid for 2 dinners. Hope to be back when different trucks come up, and maybe not as costly.

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Not very kid friendly like others have said. How are you going to have sand and not expect kids to want to play in it?

Alexandra Padilla

Not family friendly for smaller kids (under 10). Going down hill. Last few visits owners are less friendly. Seems they don’t want kids here. Our last visit a few weeks ago was terrible and this was made very evident. On our second to last visit we started to hear them complaining about kids using the hand washing station / playing in it and running around. Which I am sure can be frustrating. Not sure why they didn’t realize ahead of time a giant trough with water and rocks is going to attract kids attention. Suggestion, would be small hand washing sinks closer to the restrooms. All that aside… we go in March and they’ve put in sand volleyball courts with sand all up and down one side. Again, not sure why it’s hard to predict this is going to attract kids. They did semi-try by having a small sand area designated, but with recent rains that was all full of water. This left an area right by the courts as the area that kids were flocking to. There is a small sign that said to not enter the courts or go on the stairs. Could not see at all even within 10 feet. Then the owners took up issue with a lady (I didn’t know her) not watching her girls, but they continued to have no problem serving her several drinks. The other issue they were having that night was kids using things like cups to fill up water to take to the sand. This again led to the large “troughs” being played in and even concerns about sand in them. Again, not sure why it was hard to predict that kids would attempt this, and with those troughs so close that sand was going to get in them. They are allowing kids to play in sand and even with being watched closely hands have to be washed off somewhere. Then, saw them start to be very vocal to several kids. At one point one of the owners thought my son was playing in the sink, and said to my 3 year old that parents weren’t watching their kids. Upset, I confronted her, and she tried to say she was speaking to another adult. Furthermore, my friends daughter who is 7 (not the child the owner was worried about filling cups with sand) also told me that one of the owners told her she needed to do something, and that she needed to listen because she owns the place. Adults don’t typically speak to children they know know in such a manner. I had to actually ask that they only speak to us the parents until we got our things and left Overall, drinks are somewhat over priced (mentioned in several reviews), food is not great (also mentioned), and after this last experience we are not going back. EDIT: Re Owner Response: there are more sides to all stories. FYI, I watched closely what was going on with the 7 year old girl mentioned. It is mentioned in my review that you all had kids filling cups with sand, but it was really only this one girl. I want to reiterate I also watched to see who her parent was. We didn’t know her or her mom (my friends daughter mentioned in my review was not this girl). We figured out who her mom was, and after being frustrated with this girl, you continued to serve her mom a lot of drinks. Multiple customers expressed concern she was over served. My issue was never that situation. The issue was that my child was told, or within (1 foot) of an owner stating “children” weren’t being watched. This was an unprofessional reaction. You all were probably frustrated with the above, but you could have asked them to leave. This impacted at least 3 other families, who had nothing to do with the situation. It is not your job to to watch children. You can ask patrons to leave that don’t follow your rules, and you can remain professional. You can seek to remedy things with those that do follow your rules, and might have been negatively impacted by these sort of events. That’s the point of this review, thought it important for you to learn at least from other customers vantage points that evening. Unfortunately; your response sounds like a justification towards all customers that might have indirectly been impacted by your unprofessional reactions.

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