Event

Capital One presents Carts in the Parc hosted by Andrew Zimmern sponsored by Time Out New York


Date
Sunday, Oct 10, 2010
Time
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Price $100.00
Location
Eventi Hotel Food Parc– 851 6th Avenue between West 29th and West 30th Streets


Event Details

The rich history of New York’s ethnically diverse population is reflected in the hundreds of street food vendors that sell their goods throughout the boroughs of the city. From Taiwanese, Korean and Indian cuisines to schnitzel, barbecue and creamy ice creams, the top food carts and trucks will be brought together at Carts in the Parc at the Eventi Hotel’s indoor/outdoor FoodParc. Restaurateur Jeffrey Chodorow will also showcase his concept food court that serves a special blended burger (No.7 Hanger Blend) with gourmet bacons, Joe Ng's imaginative dumplings, unique pizza bianca wraps, specialties from chefs such as Michael White (Norwegian meatballs), Ed Brown (clam chowder and lobster rolls) and Zak Pelaccio's (Asian barbeque), real home-made chocolate pudding, and much more. Travel Channel’s Andrew Zimmern will be our host and celebrate the street food scene as he helps guests navigate the terrain of bizarre foods, savory beers and whimsical wines, all of which reflect and foretell the food trends of our great melting pot nation. Sample tamales while buskers juggle, munch on falafel while mimes mimic passersbys, and snack on a plate of dumplings to the sound of a string quartet. If you hear it, see it, or taste it on the street, you’ll rediscover it here, at Carts in the Parc.  

Participating Street Carts and Trucks:

  • American Lamb Board
  • Big Gay Ice Cream Truck
  • Biryani Cart
  • Bistro Truck
  • Cake & Shake
  • Cooking Channel Ice Cream Truck
  • Eddie's Pizza Truck
  • Jamaican Dutchy
  • Le Gamin Truck
  • National Peanut Board
  • NYC Cravings
  • Picnick Smoked
  • Schnitzel & Things
  • Sweet Street Desserts
  • The King of Falafel
  • The Krave
  • Treats Truck
  • Wafels & Dinges

 

Disclaimer
All events, prices, personalities, performances, venues, dates and times subject to change without notice. No refunds or exchanges. No one under 21 will be admitted. Tickets to the Food Network New York City Wine & Food Festival are not tax deductible. The Festival urges all adults to consume alcoholic products responsibly.

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