Knox Food Park - Knoxville

Central Filling station has something for everyone! How it works: there are shaded and unshaded seating areas. In the shaded patio, there is a place to buy beer, seltzers, or non alcoholic drinks. Then outside of the seating area, there are about 4 different food trucks to buy your lunch or dinner from! There is usually a taco truck, and the others varying from Ramen to pasta! There is also a little dessert truck that makes an appearance as well. This place is great on a summer day to cool down. Everyone is friendly, everyone can find something to eat or drink.

Aweful service and if you want a place that just brings in broken games for kids to stare at look no further this place is a junkyard of games that are broken. Definitely not family friendly just a wannabe food truck park.

Love this place! So casual and easy to meet with people. This is a Benedict I got from Dia De food truck 10/10 recommend. I asked for extra hollandaise sauce and the staff were so nice.

This was such a fun time!!! Can not recommend enough to anyone looking for something a little less indoors and a little more picnic under the stars

I have been wanting to come here for quite some time now. But because I live out west, and don 't make it out in this area often, it has to be something that I plan ahead for. The seating is all outdoors, with a few tables under a covered area. You can go to their facebook page or their website to see what food trucks will be there on the different evenings. Tonight was : Bunnz, Oakwood BBQ, Captain Muchachos, Just Say Queso, Your Sugar Therapy. My husband and I tried Captain Muchachos because they offered something vegetarian for me. I got the Sweet Potato Burrito Bowl, and he got the Thai Peanut Bowl. Our son, who is visiting us from Calif. went for Oakwood BBQ. And of course we had to get our 'Sugar Therapy '!! My burrito bowl was delicious but it did need a little salt. My husband enjoyed his as well, but said that there was not much of a peanut taste and was really wishing for a peanut sauce to pour over it. Our son got the Brisket with Mexican Street Corn, and said that the Brisket was absolutely perfect! Which is really something considering that he is somewhat of a California food snob. Their deviled eggs were good....but would have been better without the green onions in them! Ok....I might be a little bit of a Southern food snob! Now let 's talk 'therapy '! Cameron Carrell knows her sweets....and sits in a 'sweet ' little adorable van to sell them! Overall, we each enjoyed the evening and highly recommend it. My only complaint??........there just wasn 't enough vegetarian or vegan options!!!!