L.A. STREET FOOD FEST: GOOD FOOD WITH GOOD FRIENDS

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Photos By Tiago Sperotto for Wine & Bowties

Yesterday, I had the privilege to attend the First Annual Los Angeles Street Food Festival. And to be honest, I had mixed reviews. While the food was on point, the logistics of the event were flopping, hard. When Tiago and I arrived we were greeted by a two hour line of folks looking to grub. Personally allergic to lines, I decided to mouthpiece it, sliding through the back with Tiago soon after we arrived. With food trucks lined up bumper to bumper, the festival easily offered something for everyone. From Fishlips Sushi, to duck tacos from the Flying Pig, to chicken, waffles and biscuits from the Buttermilk Truck, it is safe to say Twill and Case would’ve been in heaven. Overall it was great to be introduced to the variety of eateries available in Los Angeles, as I look forward to getting better acquainted with each one individually. Good food to come.

6 Comments

  1. reed
    February 15, 2010 at | Permalink

    oh fuck! diddy riese? photos on point as always. i wanna know when the next beer fest is. gotta be soon.

  2. nancy
    February 15, 2010 at | Permalink

    Great photos of food. You found some tasty things it seems! Nice

  3. micah
    February 15, 2010 at | Permalink

    Reed introduced me to diddy riese about 4-5 years back, the one and only time I’ve ever experienced their form of bliss. I’d be lying if I said I didn’t think about that place at least once a week since. That photo right there guarantees my weekly daydream will continue on for the next 4-5.

  4. Max
    February 15, 2010 at | Permalink

    Rizzle is a good man for that. These sandwiches were equally on point and actually a bit more manageable than the diddy riese cookies.

  5. Tiago Sperotto
    February 15, 2010 at | Permalink

    Nice article Max..as usual bro.

  6. Michael
    February 16, 2010 at | Permalink

    Such a great event, I’m glad I could go.

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