I arrived about an hour before opening because I knew parking and traffic would be crazy. There was already a line forming but I was still able to find parking easily and got in right at opening. There were lots of food and drink options to choose from. My friends and I shared most of the items so we could try as much as possible. Almost everything was very expensive, especially on top of paying for admission and parking. I was disappointed with the egg salad sandwich, but I enjoyed everything else we tried, including the lumpia, ube mochi, mango sticky rice, tanghulu, and watermelon slushie. It was a fun experience with friends and a good way to try a variety of foods and desserts. read more

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Fun day out with all kinds of food. More Asian food than anything else. Food is expensive and there's no place to get a soda. Lots of different booths with almost the same foods. The weather wasn't too hot so it was tolerable to walk around and enjoy looking. It was very crowded. It's just a once a year thing. I'll probably be back next year. read more

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It was overpriced and the food was mostly below average. My favorite thing was the lumpia and mango sticky rice, but too expensive. Also, I found some of the staff to be rude. read more

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It is okay. Parking and traffic are a hassle and will take awhile. However, just like the Fair, trams are available to bring you to the gate. There was no security, you simply scan your ticket and walk in. While it may seem like a lot of food booth, many of them are identical with different names. There are almost little to no seating areas outside of the music stage. Lines will be long with nowhere to eat and enjoy your food. Food options are similar to what you find at the Oceanside Sunset Market. Nothing unique. read more

Foodieland - Festivals Near Me - Del Mar, California

FOODIELAND YEAR 25 Wow this place was a disappointment. From the traffic jams colliding all together, to the unorganized ticket scanning, and overpriced items, the management team needs to rethink this entire event. This was my first time attending Foodieland, and I purchased parking tickets & tickets to get in prior online, it's a cheaper cost then getting it in person ($2-4 cheaper than original price). Once getting into the turning zone of Foodieland into parking, it was horrifying to see 4 different lines, people cutting and swerving to get into one place. Super unorganized and created traffic jams, felt so bad for the locals living in Del Mar or those who wanted to simply past by. Entering the place was as normal as farmers market, just wide, and food places wrapped around. All of the items were overpriced, like you wouldn't see anything below $20, and if it is, it's the size of your hand. I decided to get the Giant Squid, coming out to whopping $29, it was pretty good because I really enjoyed calamari. Seasoning was eh, could be better. The workers were so sweaty taking my order and cooking. My boyfriend went to a filipino place to get some pork (Lechon), and it was a whopping $22 for like 5 pieces and wet rice. Overall, hated that place, avoid all the filipino restaurants or places you can't see make your food, they are STINGY. Overall, wouldn't come back, I paid overall $50+ for two items, parking was $16 (online) and $9 for a ticket to enter. I hope this event has better vendors, better prices, and more structure. read more

Foodieland - Lechon Kawali - Festivals Near Me - Del Mar, California

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The advertisement is WAY better than the actual venue! This was basically a fair with no attractions. There really was no authentic food that made me excited. The lines were LONG! Almost all the food was fried! It was expensive!!! I definitely will not be attending this event anymore. read more

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Save your money. $20 parking, $12 tickets so for 2 you pay $44 just to step foot in. Long lines. Vendors are all overpriced. Food seems to be all variations of the same thing. One and done for us. Corporate monry making machine. read more

Parking here sucks no traffic control everybody is just all over the place they had some good food spots but most of the stuff here is way overpriced so not worth it my stuff turkey leg was dry $27 for some over cooked dry meat... read more

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For starters entering this place. Went on Saturday late afternoon Took us three hours to get off for this exit. Once we got off the exit and turned left to head into the area people on the opposite side were u- turning and cutting in for the parking line. That alone will deter me from coming back to this venue. some vendors sold out early on by the time we were inside The lines were crazy long took 30 mins to order and another 30 mins to receive the order . read more

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I actually enjoyed myself this year. Usually traffic is crazy, vendors are unorganized. I decided to change the date and go first thing Sunday and everything was easy breezy. Noticed that almost every vendor had more help in their booths so they were moving quite quickly. We breezed through every stall we wanted to try and was out in about 2 hours. read more

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Blue Maine lobster - i was really looking foward to try it out (lobster roll) the wait was not worth it, priced high for quality that really sucked. The meat they put on the roll was served cold. Dont waste your time or money read more

This was my family's third time going to the state fair in San Diego located in Del Mar fairgrounds. To get more bang for your buck, purchase your tickets from Costco for $100.00 and you will get 4 admission tickets 40 credits for rides and book of coupons for food and drinks. The fair normally comes around the first weekend of June and ends around the 4th of July. San Diego's perfect weather makes the experience more enjoyable and a great place to make family memories. There is plenty of things to do from concerts, to eating fried cheese on a stick and jumbo turkey leg, many different vendors and souvenirs. Mark your calendar for next year. read more

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Foodieland was a night of shock and awe. Arrived from a weekend getaway at Palm Springs and made it to Day 3 in Del Mar. Traffic coming in was ridiculous. The lack of having a shuttle into the event made it a nightmare. Basically, it's the San Diego County Fair, minus the fair. There are tons of food and drink options as well as carnival games. A decent amount of staff to keep things moving along but definitely a shortage of trash bins. I noticed a bunch of recycle bins that were being used as trash bins. The shock of paying to enter and the awe of paying to park! Food and drink prices were crazy expensive and I'm not cheap by any measure. Lines were super long to order and pick up. Restroom lines were even worse. Traffic leaving was even worse. Price of admission should have been used as a promo for a drink or food! This would encourage people to spend more... Been there, done that and will most likely skip it for a long time. Long story short, having spent $30 to get in and another $100 on food, I probably would have preferred a nice meal in a fancy steak house lol. read more

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Love Foodieland! Essentially this a night market, so similar to 626 Night Market. However, I feel like Foodieland has more vendor variety and space, so I much prefer to go to this one over 626. It gets crowded around 5:30pm, so try to come early if you don't want to wait in lines for all the booths! Love the mix of food and small business booths, you can find some good eats or cool finds here. It's a lot of fun for everyone! I highly suggest checking it out if you're a foodie. read more

First time at Foodieland San Diego and had a great time. I attended Foodieland Berkeley in 2021 and was not impressed by the quality of the food but I think I got my money's worth at today's event. Saturday was a SOLD OUT event and it really showed by the huge crowds and full parking lots. The crowd seemed to stay past 10pm as well although the event closed. I parked in the back lot at Wave Volleyball Club FOR FREE and left at 10:30pm, just in time before the gate closed. The trek from National City to Del Mar was about an hour including traffic and parking time so plan your day accordingly. This year I also got free tickets for the Stussy Outlet and got discount Stussy brand clothing. I recommend reserving tickets so you don't have to wait in the standby line but there was only 1 cashier so I waited in the purchasing line for a good 45 minutes after browsing. There were over 175 vendors and plenty of options to choose from. I suggest going in a group to share plates and try as many vendors as your heart desires! Come earlier to avoid messy parking and capture nice pictures of the food. My only suggestion to make the event better is to offer more hand washing stations and visible bathrooms. The bathrooms were hidden and difficult to find. To avoid messy eating, bring gloves and hand wipes! Overall, a really fun event that I plan to go to again next year! read more

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I was hoping it would have been more en and cleaner , but that wasn't the case. First of all the foods w so overpriced, lots of fried food, I saw duplicate venders, it was very crowded and basically it was like going to a carnival or the fair . Two bottles of 16oz bottles of water cost me $13 dollars. The walk from and to your car was aleast 1/2 miles long or more. Parking was $15 d and to get in and out was a mess. They did offer free shuttles, that was one good thing. I can't say that I would recommend it to my any of friends or family nor I would go back. read more

Typical del mar fair type cluster fuck traffic to get in. The food booths were way over priced for what you could get at any brick & mortar place. Long lines and long waits. Very over priced vendors too. 1 and done. Not worth it at all. read more

Foodieland was a huge letdown. The parking situation was a nightmare - it took us an HOUR TO GET INSIDE THE TRAFFIC WAS RIDICULOUS. Once inside, the food was mediocre at best, there and definitely not worth the high prices. Overall, a disappointing experience and not worth the hassle don't recommend going your better off just looking at their instagram and enjoy watching instead. read more

After reading various reviews for Foodieland in other cities (Berkeley, Sacramento), I wasn't sure about how this event would go. We went to the following vendors: Aunty Devi's Meat Pies - steak and mushroom meat pie $9 Island Life Foods - uni poke $25 Kusanijavenjesel - bone marrow tacos $25 Lilikoi Boba - tropical delight w/boba $10 All Things Ube Desserts - ube cookie & ube white chocolate cookie $3.50 per cookie Observations: Big Baby Bottle was a hit - I saw a ton of people walking around with their big baby bottles. The lines were very long, and there were a multitude of them. Same with those J Hawaiian cones, but Big Baby Bottle definitely seemed like they had the longest. Iced Above also had quite a long line as well, in addition to Big Grandma's Kitchen Food Truck. Some vendors for some reason had the longest lines, and others didn't, and that didn't necessarily indicate the quality of the food. I noticed that a lot of the dessert and drink vendors had the longest lines, and I wasn't clear as to why that might be. Not sure if it was instagram-influenced. Aunty Devi's Meat Pies: I personally have wanted to try Aunty Devi's Meat Pies for the longest time, ever since I discovered having returned from a trip to New Zealand. I haven't made it out to any of their farmer markets or out to Escondido which tend to be further for me, so I was happy I finally got to try their meat pie here. It definitely was reminiscent of my experiences there and I want to return to grab more frozen pies. Kusanijavenjesel: The bone marrow tacos, while good, was difficult to taste the flavor of the bone marrows since it is mixed in with beef. I would have liked to have gotten in line for Bone N' Marrow instead, but I was stuffed already. All Things Ube: The ube cookie unfortunately was dry, but the ube white chocolate cookie was perfectly moist. The flavor of it was great for both. I love how popular ube has become - there are a lot of Filipino vendors at Foodieland which is great. Lots of meat centric dishes here, some vegan, desserts and drinks, but I could have used some greens LOL. Line length is really hit or miss. There are so many different foods to try with the main problem of one's stomach only being able to eat so much. I had contemplated at the beginning of the day whether or not to pack containers to store desserts I couldn't finish, or buy if I couldn't fit any more food into my stomach, but didn't do this. I might do this if I ever return again. Price: Foodieland definitely is on the spendier side. My boba drink for $10 was rather eye popping. $25 for the uni poke bowl was mostly reasonable, given they gave me 6 pieces of uni, in addition to tuna poke. If you want to save on tax, use cash even though most of the vendors accept Apple Pay and credit cards. Then there is the base payment of $5 entrance price + $10 parking. Entertainment: The entertainment was amusing - a flutist, a singer that sung pretty well near the lawn where most people were eating and chilling, even lion dancing. General Advice: I'd recommend going early mainly to just avoid having to park in the dirt lot (which we ended up having to do, and we arrived around 5pm), but the unfortunate exchange for going earlier is the heat. Despite arriving at the fairgrounds around 5, it didn't take until 7pm to become a little bit more manageable. The heat definitely got to us, given the hot foods we were eating, and the general exchange of heat due to the vendors cooking and the amount of people. How I would tackle it: The group I went with made it difficult to organize, but if you are a foodie through and through and want to maximize eating from various vendors as possible and the people you go with are on the same page, I would go armed with a list of vendors you want to check out, each person in the group go to a vendor buy the food item and bring back to a centralized location to share and eat together. That way you can try as many foods as you can. Summary: I had so many more places I wanted to try out, but I could only fit so much into my stomach, which was disappointing. All in all, I was able to try quite a bit between my boyfriend and me in a three hour span. If you like to try a variety of different foods and have the convenience of it all in one place, I'd definitely recommend going to Foodieland. Some of the vendors are local to SD, others to LA County, some I couldn't even find information on, so there definitely is a lot more to offer than just the standard farmers market. But keep in mind that prices are pretty high, it's going to be hot if you go early (but more things will be available also as an exchange). Keep your expectations low. Pick a few places you want to go to ahead of time and prioritize what you want to eat in case there are long waits. Wear sunscreen or bring sun protective clothing, bring water, and wear comfortable shoes to walk around read more

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What an adventure! Only $5 to get in. Had to buy tickets in advanced online. No tickets at the gate. First 2 days were sold out over a week before. There were around 150 venders. It's a foodie's paradise! Not your typical fair food even though there was some there. Go with a group so you can try lots of things! We had 6 of us so it worked well. Black truffle cream pasta, dim sum dumplings, Vietnamese tacos, garlic chili shrimp on rice, lumpia and ponsit, sweet jerk chicken fries with greens and plantains, and honeycomb Hawaiian snorkels filled with vanilla soft serve! I really wanted to try the root beer cotton candy but we were full and no one wanted to share it with me! There was so much more to try but we ran out of tummy room!! Down sides... long lines and everything was around $20 each order. So it wasn't cheap, thats for sure. BUT, we will definitely go again! read more

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Excited that a food festival similar to the 626 Night Market came to San Diego! Tickets were $5 and can be bought online which was great, parking was easy at the racetrack ($10) and we got in right away. Our ticket time was 4pm on Saturday so I feel like it was before and after peak lunch/dinner times so lines weren't outrageously long. As expected, the actual food was pricy and because portions were like a regular dish size it was hard to try multiple things. I feel like this experience would be way more fun if I was able to have smaller portions so I can try more businesses. Or even for a more expensive admission ticket, a stamp card type set-up where you get to try a handful of vendors. There were over a hundred vendors so there are tons of foods to pick from! read more

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This is a must experience event. My only complaint is the traffic getting there and leaving, but what do you expect when you see all this event has to offer. The food vendors are diverse and the food is magnificent. Choose your time of arrival wisely because parking will become and issue and the larger the crowd the longer the lines. I will definitely be back. read more

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Went to foodieland in San Diego last week. The traffic getting in was LONG and ridiculous. Parking wasn't free. The ticket to get into the event was 6$/person. There were TON of food vendors. There were good foods and drink. But a long wait for picking up the foods. Overall everything was expensive. Good experience though. read more

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Foodieland San Diego is a large food outdoor market with a variety of different vendors selling food from different cultures. It's a great place to try new things, but it's important to be aware of the high prices and long lines. I went to Foodieland San Diego on a Friday night, and it was very crowded. The parking lot was full, and we had to park at an outdoor muddy dirt field. Someone has actually gotten stuck im the mud. Admission to the market was $6 per person, and parking was $15. Once we were inside, we were immediately overwhelmed by the number of people and the long lines. There were vendors selling everything from tacos and burritos to sushi and dumplings. We tried a few different things, and the food was all good, but it was also very expensive. For example, a plate of tacos was $30 and a bowl of ramen was $25. The wait times for most of the food vendors was around 15-20 minutes. Overall, Foodieland San Diego was a fun place to try new things, but it's important to be aware of the high prices and long lines. If you're looking for a more affordable and less crowded foodie experience, I recommend just checking out Yelp for some of the best food options in the San Diego area. Pros: Variety of food options Good food Cons: High prices Long lines Crowded read more

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I found foodieland to not really be worth the money. You pay for the ticket to get in, as well as parking. The typical dish was $15, but it was a small portion. They had a decent selection of vendors, but it was typically a wait to get the food. The Brazilian was by far the best. Lots of boba and stuff like that. The mini pancakes I got like 5/6 mini pancakes for $15! Just think they're like appetizer sized for $15. read more

Myself and family were really excited to try this place out. We were happy that there were people guiding traffic into parking lots. If that didn't exist, we would have started off with a bad day. Once we actually went inside, we were amazed that there were a lot of options in front of us. We noticed that there was a place that sold "gator bites" and I was really excited! Only to find out that they were charging $25 for some fries and a kebab of gator bites in a small plate. A total disappointment and utterly a scam! If I'm paying $25 for something, I'm expecting to get full off of it! The next place that we went to was the adult baby bottles. This place was a little expensive too but the free refills made it worth it! Next, we went to a Filipino venue and ordered chicken adobo for my wife. I've BEEN to the Philippines, so I atleast have an expectation on how the food would be. An utter scam and disappointment for around $18. There was basically no seasoning and the chicken and rice tasted so plain. The next place was another Filipino place, I had the tapsilog. Was it expensive? Yea. Around $20, but atleast I can say it was cooked with a little more love (seasoning, taste, etc). Next, was the games. The games were ok. I don't think they were too expensive but that can be subjective. Next and last place that we went to was Cocos. A chicken cutlet curry for $18? No thanks. We've had cheaper. Drip cheesecake, really had a delicious chocolate cheesecake that was worth the $12. Pros- -Venues that WERE'NT selling food. (Photos for eye products (cosmic eye), croc trinkets, figurines, etc) -Games for children. -Options for different cultures of food -Traffic guides Cons- - EXPENSIVE. -Small portions of food -Most food venues added NO love to their food. No seasoning, etc. In conclusion, we loved that there were different options of foods. However, what's the point if everything is so expensive? This place to me, was a scam, and I will never come back and waste my money on something that will make me over $100 broke and not full. Sadly, the only thing that was worth it here was the big baby bottle, and that wasn't even food. read more

Could not get to the event. After 1.5 hours of waiting in standstill traffic, we broke away to eat somewhere else. You are better off going to the Del Mar fair for food. You would probably be able to park and eat quicker, too. read more

The food was not it, and it's a bit overpriced for food thats served cold and we tried a few vendors, all disappointed.

After waiting on the highway for about an hour, paying $20 for parking, and taking forever to find a space, we finally arrived to the big event. The outside air was filled with smoke and awful smells. All the vendors are the same vendors you would find at the Del Mar Fair, but there were 10x more of them. How people don't get food poisoning and sick from all the oil, sugar and grease that filled the air and their bellies is beyond me. But there they were, happily standing in extremely long lines and loving it. So there must be something wrong with me for finding the event so yucky, because I could not find one vendor I wanted to buy any food from while everyone else seemed to be very happy. read more

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I was so excited for this event and it was perfect timing in the season to have a cool event! It was nice out, lots of venders and so many great smelling aromas! This was my first time at this event, I guess it's their second year, and I was very excited to be going out and trying some new foods! I made sure to bring my appetite and a few friends! We went in and I figured (my fault for assuming) I wouldn't need my credit cards, so I left my wallet at home. I had cash, so in my mind, I'm good to go! I went to start my day with a margarita, the bartenders were all very friendly and everyone was in a good mood. When it came time to pay all I had was cash and my phone (ApplyPay). Neither form of payment was accepted and they said they were only taking physical credit cards. Got lucky my friends were there so they paid for me and I gave them the cash. Ok, I have alcohol in hand, let's go see what there all is and then we can start eating! Welp... I really wanted the cheese noodles from their instagram post where they roll the noodles on the big wheel of cheese. The bowl they give you isn't huge but it's not tiny either. But it was $25 with no protein in it. I split it with one of my friends cuz I didn't want to fill up on one entree. We wanted to try multiple things. Unfortunately everything was pretty expensive and made it kinda hard to want to try too many foods. I kinda wish the portions were smaller and everything was a little cheaper so we could try more foods. To top off my review, I screenshot how I noticed they deleted my original post. Where they deleted my opinion and thoughts of constructive criticism about how there were a couple things I wish were a little different. Didn't say anything bad, just thought a couple things could have been done differently. What did they do instead of accepting the helpful review? They deleted my post! So I call them out on it and ask "why? Cuz it wasn't 100% positive???" I made sure to screenshot my reply to them deleting my previous comment and then they deleted that and blocked me... Sorry you can't take criticism of an honest review and expectations. Not wasting my money on this place nor will I lose any sleep over it. But I will make sure the truth is told about how they hide any review that's not 100% positive. Do better Foodieland! Next time learn from what people are telling you and accept their opinions as they are, opinions! There was no malice towards the event. Thanks for Blocking me on IG too btw. read more

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So much fun, lots of great food. Prices are high but the vibe is good. Music and fun stuff for kids too. read more

Foodieland - Look at this cute lychee ice cream bear! $15 - Festivals Near Me - Del Mar, California

very cool food festival. i came at 2pm and i was worried about the time. i booked a 4pm time but luckily that wasnt an issue. i dont think they were gonna make me wait outside for 2 hours. tons of different food. i had the lobster tacos. honestly not that great for $20. took 45 minutes for it to come out. i was pissed. the churro was ok. the sushi pizza was good. tons of families everywhere. tons to buy and games for kids. def was a good time. a lot of the food is overpriced. read more

I think Foodieland did an amazing job taking all the negative feedback from prior events and making all the necessary changes. The parking situation was incredible, easy to get in and out. I really appreciated there security measures, after all, this is America. They had metal detectors, bag check, and SDPD on the premises. They had more than enough bathrooms, and hand washing stations. The seating could've been more amplified, but it was still reasonable. Every vendor that had long lines had a really nice system which shorten the wait time. It literally took me less than 5 minutes to order and get my food. Parking and entrance fee was reasonable. I think they did a wonderful job honestly and I glad I still went regardless of the bad reviews! For those wondering about the actual food/ vendors, I would say somethings were good and others not so much. Like that deep fried squid! It was very chewy and not as seasoned or flavorful. But, I also had really good food experience at other vendors. Food will always be a personal preference thing. Either you like it or you don't and that's okay because there were lot to pick from. I can definitely see myself coming back for future events! read more

We had a blast at Foodieland. The food can be pretty expensive, but it is very good! We got tacos, a lemon tea, gator bites, a churro, and bone marrow. Aside from the prices, the lines can be very long, and parking was an absolute disaster. read more

Foodieland - Festivals Near Me - Del Mar, California

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Not what we expected! And everything was super expensive and you get a little bit of food!

I saw the post on Instagram, so I decided to try it with my family. Foodieland was okay, but the food we tried was average at best and overly priced, which was expected. It looked better in pictures and videos. It's not worth the time or money to go back. Overall, a 2.7 read more

Where to start? If you are a vendor looking to participate in FoodieLand. PLEASE RUN! As a small business owner myself I hate to do these type of reviews but being that they didn't even bother to reach back out to me I figured it was time to leave my review on here as a vendor. 1. They charge everyone whatever they want, even if you have already have your annual permits they still charge you for that. I paid because I really wanted to experience this event but talking to other vendors we realized the price difference, for example they charged me in December 2022 $1,100 yet they charged the fudge lady $2,500. Both pre-packaged items. 2. As a vendor, you and your employees have to pay for parking, even after paying $1,100, you still need to pay. 3. Bathrooms?! HA! You should bring your own porta-potty, the bathrooms behind our row (section D) were closed constantly having us to walk around to find some, they provided a non emergency number to text in case you needed something as a vendor ( I personally thought that was such a good idea) until I had to use it to ask for the bathroom and it took them 2 hours to reply. 4. The stage. They promote on their socials all about DJ's and food eating contests to get the people going. We listened to the same playlist 3 days in a row, we had the same 3 local groups play the same 3 songs the 3 days. A waste of money if you ask me, charge your vendors less and avoid spending money on things you don't even use. 5. They promoted the event as a SOLD OUT event, over 40,000 tickets sold and we were lucky if 1,000 people showed up in the 3 days. As a vendor I know that every market is a risk and that NOT everyone will show up, but if 40,000 tickets were sold I'm expecting to at least see half of these people. 6. A few small business vendors didn't even bother to return on Sunday. I've heard from other vendors that did this SAME event in May and are STILL recovering financially over this market. They're out here ruining small businesses for their own profit. and the list goes on, this event has been by far the BIGGEST disappointment ever! I had a friend on the opposite side of the event that had no idea we were in the area. When asked they never let people know that there was booths by the carnival games too. It's a shame that they take absolutely no responsibility or acknowledge the feedback from vendors that paid, but let's just look at the numbers.... +170 vendors @ $1,100 which some pay MUCH more that's $187,000 PLUS entrance fees $6 for 40,000 that's $240,000 now I get it, permits, venues and sinks and all of that good stuff cost money, but this market is out to make their money and not give a flying rats butt if you make your money back or not. * For those wondering why food vendors charge so much is because they have over $2,500 for their booth space / not including what they spend on ingredients, employees and attempt to make a profit. That's my review. I know this won't change the fact that my small business is now in the hole financially but if I can help ONE business owner avoid being in this situation, I SURE WILL! - Sam read more

No where on the website does it state that only purses, bags, or clutches with the maximum size of 4.5" x 6.5" are allowed in at this venue. On 7/21/23, I bought 4 tickets for $6 each, but after taxes it was $7.18 each. On top of that, we paid $10 for parking in a dirt lot at the Snapdragon Stadium. We had to walk a considerable distance to enter the actual event. At the entrance, we and numerous others were told we would not be able to enter with our bags larger than the regulated size. Making the walk all the way back to the car to drop off our bags and back again on this hot summer day put us all in a sour mood. It really needs to be posted on the website so people will know that beforehand. Food there is good, but very expensive for the amount served. read more

Overpriced, long lines, some good dishes like the lobster roll but most not worth the very high prices

1 star is generous. Wait 2 hours to get in to parking lot. Be charged $12 at gate. Walk a mile to get to entrance. Pay $7 each to enter. Then pay $25 for a small bowl of pasta. Then $7 for a soda. Then look around realized 'foodie' is a lie because you have entered a deep fried fair. It's exactly like a dodgy fair with deep fried Oreos and food that is about triple what it should cost. Please nobody ever go to this event. read more