Pocket To Me

Definitely a fan! Love when they visit us @ 1800 West Loop South. My falafel wrap and crispy, seasoned sweet tater fries were delish. Bonus today — got to meet the owner’s dad from Michigan — he’s super charming and supporting his daughter. Yayyy!

I feel guilty for not actually trying a pita, but their chicken sandwich was delicious. The chicken had a lot of flavor and the bread was just the right amount of toasty. I was good and did a side salad instead of fries and was happy to see they use a fresh spring mix instead of just the white iceberg lettuce so many other places use. The ladies working it were very sweet and the food was fast.

5-​stars for Wicked Fries! I try to keep up with where this truck is and if it is in my area, I make a point to get the Wicked Fries. I honestly haven’t had anything else but the Wicked Fries. There’s great people on this truck, too, so that’s a plus.

Checked out Pocket To Me for the first time at a food truck festival at Hughes Hangar. We went with the Philly Cheesesteak with sweet potato fries. The Cheesesteak came with steak, cheese, onions, peppers, and sriracha mayo sauce for a little kick to the regular Cheesesteak. All this was $ 16 which was a bit pricey but the meal was good. The meat was well cooked and the bread was fresh, definitely loved the sauce as well!

Do not recommend… The food is very salty and unhealthy… Will never go back…

Houstonian was pretty good. Just enough steak not too much not too little. steak is tender and chopped into small bites. Fries are lightly seasoned with salt.

I just ate this for lunch today because they were stationed at my work. I had the falafel pita. The pita bread was very tasty and so were the falafel patties. The pita was filled with spring mix lettuces and cucumber slices. They were out of tahini sauce, so they substituted ranch dressing, which was fine with me. Just based on the food, I think I’d give it 4 stars.
But I thought it was too expensive. $ 8 for a fairly small and not terribly filling pita. Fries would have put me at $ 11. Those prices would MAYBE be worth it, if I was at a cute, sit-​down café. That’s what I don’t get about food trucks. $ 8 – 11 to stand in a hot parking lot next to an exhaust-​creating truck? Why?
If I want a quick lunch or dinner, there are much cheaper, still tasty, and more filling options than this truck. Just my opinion.

The first experience with Pocket to Me was sharing my boyfriend’s «Wicked Hot Sausage» pocket @ Food Truck Fridays @ HEB on West Alabama. It was really hot (as promised) but delicious. We searched online and once I found them on social media, began to look for other opportunities to eat there again. The next time was @BoneyardHouston, where we tried the chicken, which was even hotter than the sausage. I cried from the hotness but it was totally worth it. The mozzarella sticks were pretty good too. I think you can get any of the pockets as wraps, which I prefer but then you might now know when a big bite of jalapeño is going to kick up the heat even more.

I wish it was a little easier to know where they were going to be, some food trucks have semi-​regular schedules that you can find online. Super awesome customer service, very friendly every time we’ve been there!

Had to try as I saw falafel on their menu and they were outside my fave bar.
Very disappointed. Falafel wrap was overpriced for the size and absolutely no flavor. There’s so much you can do with falafel. Tadzhiki, tahini, heck, yogurt? But it was dry and sauceless. The seasoned fries had no seasoning — only salt.
Service was great! They got two stars. Missing the others due to quality otherwise.

This food truck is terrible! I hate to say it because the guy was nice and the service was good, but the food was very bad. They served nasty rank tahini that tasted rancid. The shrimp my brother got was bland but ok. The falafel however tasted like nasty grease that needed to be changed. If the tahini was fresh and the falafel properly fried in fresh oil it would still only be OK. The good reviews must be from drunks at the nearby bars bc what I had was appalling.

I wish I could put a half star review. I had a falafel wrap since they were out of pita and you’d think having pita they would have something better than a sorry tough tortilla for it costing 7 bucks. Falafel was burned to where it resembled more of a hush puppy. Tried to eat it but it was brick hard. Sauce had the consistency of silicone rubber caulk right before it dries. Very past-​like. Nothing really else was in the wrap to even pick through to eat, so I ended up tossing it. I only wish I had pocketed my cash before approaching this place and gone elsewhere.
That being said.. . Stay the POCK away from this one!

Tried this food truck on a whim and I’m glad I did! Ordered the fried fish pita pocket and it was tastyy. The batter was crispy and is a perfect casing for the flaky tilapia they use. Also in the pita was homemade cole slaw and that too was on point. Light and refreshing, found pieces of green apple in it too! I might order an extra side of it next time. Yums! The pita was good as expected, although I think it could’ve been even better if they had toasted it some or warmed up a bit.

This food truck was awesome! We tried it for the first time last night and loved it. Can’t wait for them to come back to Liberty Station! They guy taking our orders was SO friendly and helpful. I ended up getting the shrimp pocket and my husband got the wicked (smoked sausage) and we both loved it!!!
Definitely try this food truck if you get the chance!

Oh man the fries at this truck are AWESOME! I know, I know, it’s a pita pocket truck. But damn, those fries are really something else. If you’re there for a pocket be sure to at least order the fries as a side so you can try them later!

I found this place across from the museum of fine arts. They had many different pocket pita options. All great from vegans and vegetarians. I had the skinnygirl pocket. Mushrooms, peppers, vinegarette, lettuce and tomato. Wow, it was amazing. The staff is also incredibly friendly. Check them out if you get the chance.

A great food truck with wonderful food. The fish pocket is absolutely an amazing meal. Highly recommend this delightful food experience!

I’m honestly somewhere between a three and four star.
I was feeling too lazy to cook, as most nights, so we decided to go out for dinner. Couldn’t decide what to eat so we drove around and saw a food truck in front of Liberty Station and decided to give it a try. The picture on their food truck kind of threw me off a bit because I couldn’t quite tell what it was. But of course, I know now that it’s a pita pocket!
They had a good selection I’d say, something for the seafood lover, carnivores and the herbivores. And if you weren’t quite feeling too hungry like I was, you could order the smaller portion. All pocket items on the menu had an option of S (mall) or L (arge), which is a good different from most food trucks. As soon as we stood in front of the truck, we were energetically greeted. He was very engaging and answered all questions that we had. We asked for a couple recommendations and he said his favorite was the shrimp pocket and so that’s what I had with a side of $ 4 beer battered onion rings (which there were only 5 rings). Really liked the onion rings, but it definitely wasn’t bang for my buck.
Shrimp Pocket S $ 7 L $ 9
Fried Shrimp inside of fresh pita pocket topped with lettuce, tomato and drizzled with remoulade
The shrimp was perfectly seasoned and lightly fried and it marinated with the remoulade perfectly. My only complaint was that it was the pocket as a whole was dry. Yes, I know pitas can be dry, but it could have been saved. Maybe lightly coat the inside of the pocket with remoulade instead of drizzling it on top or add slices of avocado for a touch of creaminess to it.
Overall, it was good but not great. But it definitely has potential to be! Thumbs up for the great concept of a healthy food truck.

The food is Exceptional and delectable outstanding customer service. I love the Wicked Pocket and sauce, the Pocket to Me and the Loose Pocket. Thank you and see you tomorrow.