Saigon Street Eats At Little’s Food Store In Atlanta

The aroma of delicious foreign food will be cast over the Cabbagetown neighborhood of Atlanta this weekend. That’s because Illegal Food is having a series of pop-up grub shops in honor of the outfit’s recent trip to Vietnam. The first one, Saigon Street Eats, is this weekend in ATL.

Cabbagetown This Weekend: Saigon Street Eats At Little’s Food Store In Atlanta

“We want to share our take on some of the delicious food that we ate there. We’ll be back at Little’s with LATE NIGHT eats over the next 3 weeks! The menu will change nightly, so follow us on Facebook and Instagram for all updates,” the group says in a flier about the event.
Illegal Food is a group of food artists that bring you flavorful food on a regular basis.
This time the recurring late-night Vietnamese-style pop-up will kick off this weekend after 11 p.m.

It’s all going down at Little’s Food Store   on Friday, April 20th and Saturday, April 21st | 11:15 pm – 1:15 am.

They will have another joint in May. We will bring you the deets as we get them.

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Source: AtlantaFi

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