I have been trying to attend this festival for years and I finally did! It is worth your time. So…read moremuch to choose from foods: deserts, gyros, corn dogs, foot long corn dogs, bacon on a stick, funnel cake and more. There all types of lemonade, beer and water. Many things to buy crafts, jewelry, pots & pans, cheese cutting boards, baskets, paintings and more. There is a kid's inflatable area and petting zoo. Sooo much happening at this festival close to home with that fall vibe, was a perfect activity for me. It is always held the last Saturday and Sunday of September. Make plans for next year if you missed it.

I used to go to this festival every year as a kid and absolutely loved all the activities,…read moredifferent foods & stalls! I got to go back this year after a longgg time and was kind of surprised in how it turned more into a food festival, there was literally a whole strip just dedicated to food vendors. There was such a wide variety of foods from all sorts of different authentic cuisines to snacks and homemade treats for on the go! We ended up getting a frozen pink lemonade, elotes and the impossible gyoza. One of the stalls did sell fresh apple cider donuts and I would definitely recommend getting them if you go! Overall such a good time and experience with your friends and family! You can easily spend a couple hours here and they have a mini pumpkin patch, face painting, live music you name it! It's only one weekend though so be sure you're free!

Won't be back. I would not recommend. My wife and son got steak tacos. They were not very good,…read moreespecially for the price , wraps were stale, and not very tasty.. One grandson got the kids steak quesadillas also not very good and my other grandson got Mac and cheese it was OK. The quality of the food is not up to par especially for the prices they charge which makes it even worse. Service was prompt, and courteous. However we ordered chips and salsa for the table and they did not bring out until AFTER the entries were served. I declined them. And they did not charge me. So props for that.

We went to Duluth when they were having their stem night on food truck Friday. The event was very…read morewell planned out. They had science demos that included making a volcano and a cloud! It was perfect for all ages. They also offered science experiment kits to take home that we enjoyed. My 3 year old was learning about static electricity of all things.

Located about 15 minutes away from the Chamblee train station, this has a nice selection of…read moreChinese/Asian food in the different food stalls. I highly recommend the wonton soup ($10.59 w/o tax) from Hong Kong BBQ and the fried crueller ($2.20 w/o tax) from Lanzhou noodles. Service is prompt and you know the food is cooked fresh as it takes about 10-15 minutes for your order to be called. Depending on the food stall, there is tea/water available for customers. Bathrooms are reasonably clean and there is a dining room attendant to clear off tables if needed.

There's a great selection of places, but they also serve pretty much the same thing. The little…read morepark with bridge and fish outside is impeccable and so nice to have. That's why it gets a full rating. The food there is very average not gourmet. It's still for the price is fair. If you want a fair Chinese meal for a fair price this would be the place to go if you want a gourmet Chinese meal do you not come here?

Last night, the City of Duluth celebrated summer with the community with a FREE concert…read more We all gathered, picnicked, relaxed, danced & enjoyed a beautiful night!! I really don't know the name of the bands, but the headline was a Tom Petty Tribute Band, REALLY REALLY good! Lots of cute shops, restaurants, paint pottery, walk around, playgrounds, play/splash fountain (bring a towel), cute coffee bar, etc. come enjoy a few hours. Plenty of parking around, just please be carof foot traffic. Security is always around; Duluth's Finest!!!

Downtown Duluth's Old Town is such a gem! Every year the Fall Festival brings thousands of people…read moretogether, and the energy is amazing. At the center is a big water fountain that makes the whole area feel like a gathering spot. There are tons of little shops and restaurants to explore, plus a paint-your-own pottery place that's really fun. Families will love the playground and splash fountain (definitely bring a towel if you've got kids). I also love the cute coffee bar--it's a perfect stop when you're just walking around. Overall, it's a charming spot that's great for an afternoon stroll, grabbing a bite, or bringing the family out. Always something to enjoy here!

Very packed, lots of food, vendors and good music and shuttles at the Suwanee location.read more

I had heard about this event from the earlier event locations - this is a "pop-up" style market…read morethat moves around Atlanta, typically over a holiday weekend. On this occasion, it was the Memorial Day weekend on 2018.10.5 - 2018.10.07 and the market took place at the North Point Mall at 1000 North Point Cir, Alpharetta, GA 30022, along the side facing the JC Penny's anchor store. This is an outdoor vendor-oriented market featuring imported goods and a huge assortment of food. In Asia markets like these are done at night to escape the heat of the day - typically they go on pretty much all night but of course this US market is a bit more pragmatic. I met a friend after work on the first night (Friday) right when it opened, about 5:00 PM. The market was just getting started so some of the food vendors weren't quite ready and some tents were unoccupied, but this was remedied by the time we left. Admission was $10 but could have been less if we'd bought online prior to the event day - we decided to just pay at the gate. Oh and most of these vendors were cash only so keep that in mind - there are several ATMs but you get to pay those fees. I'd say that the "International" aspect was very well represented by a super diverse assortment of vendors and a crowd to to match. There were the typical saree and handbag sellers plus one booth that had leather jackets. I saw many, many different ethnic groups from all over the world - lots of fun to be had. There's also a stage with music that continued for most of the night with some live local acts and a DJ spinning a broad-time-spanning assortment of well-mixed dance music. But of course the real reason I attended was to sample the food. The food ranged from near-local to far reaching Asian - there were at least two different Lao vendors, Snackboxe Bistro and a Thai/Viet/Lao vendor that served Pad Thai, Papaya Salad and skewers of meat. There were also several Indian vendors including the nearby Dekkan Spice (very good) so a good mix of local restaurants, caterers and food trucks. I saw a couple of Halal places including a whole BBQ goat. We settled on a mix of Thai and Island cuisines, the latter being a veggie and noodle stirfry with teriyaki chicken. I thought both were quite good and less than $10. The Hawaiian rotisserie looked amazing but wasn't quite ready or I def would have gotten the pork ribs or turkey leg. There was also a vegan section with many restaurants within if what I described above scared you. I think there was plenty to sample something unusual and come away full. There were many drink vendors selling lassies and other cold drinks including many fruity drinks. I only saw one beer vendor but it was large and well placed sith several local craft brews - I ended up with a Creature Comforts Tropicalia IPA but also say a Three Taverns sour and a Steady Hand Farmhouse Ale (Saisson) as options. Overall I liked the event but coudn't stay much more than the hour or so (commitments elsewhere) but did have fun while there. The people serving were really nice and accommodating and good about answering questions. It was starting to get crowded so that was my queue to get out anyway - I don't deal with the jostle of the crowds - when my beer gets bumped it's time to leave!

At this Farmers Mkt there are several vendors that have some great food and crafts. But the guy…read morethat has the all fresh hot salsa is beyond the best hot salsa I have ever tasted. Well worth the drive to buy his hot salsa. After eating mr Salsa Man's hot salsa, you won't be buying that store bought stuff anymore. mr Salsa man is only there on Sat. 9am -noon.

This is a great community event in Dunwoody. However, I wish there could have been more food trucks…read moreand options. There were only 9 trucks/stands when I went. I had to BBQ pulled pork sandwich from Eat Dis BBQ. The sandwich was really good. It was pretty juice and had the right amount of sauce on it. However one of the guys making the sandwich seemed flustered and overwhelmed and making a bit of a scene in front of my husband and I because his younger employee who runs the money portion was late. Stuff happens-learn to roll with the punches and not show that to your customers. We got beer from Moondog Growlers-we got there Summer beer and it was good. They had a weird option for card users. They either do cash or want you to Venmo it. As we were ordering our beer and I was talking, the guy running the stand interrupted me mid order just to let us know how he needs payment. In my opinion, he could have started with that or waited until we were done ordering. We got crepes from Lisa's Creperie and they were so sweet. The crepes were good and fresh! Super hot when you get them so be careful! Then we finished the night with a drink from Love at Wurst Site and a tender plate. The Georgia Peach Lemonade was SUPER sugary it kinda made me feel sick after. My husband got the chicken plate and fries. Fries weren't bad but the chicken was dry. Like I said, it's a nice little event but they should probably do a Friday and then add some more trucks. There was suppose to be live music but I didn't hear or see anything.

Came in town to visit my sister and her husband, we were undecided on where to go. It was Thursday…read moreso it worked out perfectly! Located in the Brook Run Park, there was plenty of parking available. We walked around and explored the menus of all the different trucks and decided on Greek Food. It was fantastic. We found a bench and ate our dinners, there were lots of people with families and pets.

There are a lot of different restaurants to eat at and a bar in the main room. I was surprised that…read moreit wasn't super crowded for a Saturday night. We did not eat there but the food looked good and was reasonably priced. We decided to go to Okay Anny's for a drink, which is a super cute cocktail bar at the very back. It is dark and cozy with beautiful, neon decor. The drinks were handcrafted and very tasty, and were about $12-16 each. There was plenty of seating especially for a decently large group of almost 10 people. If you're in the area, this is a great spot to go to for a drink and have great food options right outside of it too.

We stopped in for a restaurant that had closed about a month ago....we weren't the only ones. The…read morebartender put us in the know, she was kind and helpful. There's a wide variety of food options, a huge bar and many seating choices with the space.

Truck & Tap is always a must Stop when in DT Duluth i LOVE their fresh pours and quick service ! I…read morehad the apple pie cider and it was delicious! Im always happy to swing by here !

The service is always friendly, but their seating is pretty uncomfortable. Their beer offerings are…read morealways plentiful, but their mixed drinks often taste underpoured. Not a great option for vegetarians, as most trucks serve almost exclusively meat whenever we're there. Very casual ambience, like a neighborhood hangout.

Food and service excellent - can't get much better!!!! Friendly, fast, and tasty. Ordered tacos,…read morebirria, and street corn.

Solid tacos in the metro ATL area! I've been on a Quesa Birria kick and they were good - not the…read morebest I've had, but good. It was a little pricey at $14 for 3 small-ish tacos, but each taco was packed with meat. I also got a taco de la abuela with pastor meat. For their street tacos, they have normal street tacos for $3.25, or for $0.25 more you can get the same taco with a handmade tortilla (aka taco de la abuela). I didn't try a normal taco, so not sure if there's a notable difference in the tortilla, but I thought the pastor taco was solid as well. I felt like perhaps it was lacking a little in flavor? But I do appreciate the amount of meat that's given. The slices of pineapple are nice as well - very authentic. Throughout my dining experience, most customers were picking up/taking orders to go. The restaurant is kept clean and there's a serve yourself salsa bar. I'm glad that I've found a good taco spot nearby! Parking is a bit limited as the lot is small and is shared with other small restaurants as well.