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What To Eat And Drink At The LA Street Food Fest
The Grilled Cheese Truck will be at the LA Street Food Fest (Photo via Facebook)
Hey, foodies: get your stretchy pants ready. The fifth annual LA Street Food Fest is making its way to the Rose Bowl in Pasadena on June 28.
The way it works is that you pay $55 for a general admission ticket and you get to sample from nearly 100 vendors from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Think of it as an all-you-can-eat-and-drink fest with savory food, coffee, desserts, cocktails, beer, wine and even a tequila tasting tent. (VIP ticket holders get to start grubbing early from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. for $80 a pop.)
There will be food trucks, old school street carts, and vendors from celebrity chefs and pop-up shops. Some notable folks on the food lineup include Badmaash, Cliff's Edge featuring Matt Biancianello, Dog Haus, the Grilled Cheese Truck, Kitchen Mouse Vegan Cafe, La Monarca Bakery, Mama Masubi, Mariscos Jalisco, Home State, Picnik, Starry Kitchen, Short Order, Sushi Roku.
There's also a bar list with the likes of Harlowe, 1886 Bar and The Church Key. And if you're craving some sweets, they've got an Ice Cream Social lineup with The Churro Borough, Donut Friend, Fluff Ice, Salt & Straw and more. You can wash that down with their Iced Coffee Lounge where you can sample stuff from Cafecito Organico, Intelligentsia and Verve. Breweries like our Angel City and Golden Road will also be there.
For more information on the fest, visit their website. You can purchase tickets here.
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