Food-O-Rama Hits Old Fourth Ward This Week

Some of Atlanta’s top food vendors will be on hand this weekend for the city’s first major food truck event. Food-O-Rama will take place Sunday, April 29 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Old Fourth Ward Park.

Food-O-Rama invades O4W April 29

With spring in the air, come out to take in the aroma of fresh barbeque, fish tacos and all the pastries and other treats. The location adjacent to the BeltLine and across the street from Ponce City Market.

There will also be arts and crafts and live music, and best of all there’s no cost of admission.

The event will be a celebration of the city’s food truck industry, which has grown by leaps in bounds in recent years but still lacks the recognition and authority seen in some major cities.

On Sunday, more than 30 vendors will sell a variety of foods of different portions, allowing attendees to sample and enjoy multiple delicacies.

Here are the vendors that have already signed up:

HIBACHI, UPTOWN FOOD TRUCK, TEX TACO, LET’S TACO ABOUT IT, PEACE OF PITA, ROYAL PIG, KING KABOB, FILIPINO, PATTY WAGON, PUP TRUCK, SMITH’S GOURMET, NAMASTE, HOLE IN THE WALL, FIVE FINGER PHILLY, BENTO BUS, ISLAND NOODLE TENT, BRATPLATZ GERMAN, GEKKO SUSHI HIBACHI, BROOKE LYNN’S OWN STICKS AND CONES, LowCo Motion, PROPOSITA TACO, CHAZITOS, ATLANTA SEAFOOD COMPANY, LITTLE JIMMY’S, HAUTE COOKIE, ALVIN COFFEE, CHICKEN SHACK TRUCK

Location: Historic Old Fourth Ward Park (O4W Park) 680 Dallas Street, Atlanta, GA 30308

See the event website for more details such as parking.

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