What You'll Get
Choose Between Two Options
- $11 for one general admission ticket (up to $20 value)
- $25 for one family four-pack: general admission tickets for two adults and two kids under 6, two kids’ meals, and entry to the Family Fun Zone (up to $45 value)
The Taste of Cities Food Truck Festival Philadelphia takes place on August 13 at The Navy Yard, from noon to 6 p.m. In addition to the grub from food trucks, the festival will have all-day live music, wine and beer, and three food-truck competitions. Philly Food Trust is the festival’s featured non-profit.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Aug 13, 2016. Amount paid never expires. Limit 5 per person. Valid only for date and option purchased. Must use promotional value in 1 visit. Not valid for resale. Not valid with other offers. Event is rain or shine. Parking not included. Kids' general admission valid for ages 6 and under. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Taste of 3 Cities Food Truck Festival Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington, D.C. each boast vibrant food-truck scenes, but most of these trucks had never traveled outside of their own city's borders. They didn't, that is, until the Taste of 3 Cities Food Truck Festival. Now, 60 trucks from three of the East Coast's largest cities are going on tour, engaging in a delicious bit of cultural exchange during three separate festival appearances. Read on to learn more about some of the featured trucks at the fest's Philadelphia stop:
- Oink and Moo: These barbecue barons sling savory brisket and pork sliders and Tex-Mex tacos across New Jersey and Pennsylvania. They also landed at #6 on The Daily Meal's list of 101 Best Food Trucks in America.
- Baron Von Schwein: Under the watchful eye of their truck's fearsome wolf mascot, chefs from York, PA work their dark barbecue magic on brisket, pork, and chicken, turning this meat trio into everything from sliders and tacos to cheesesteaks and salads.
- Philly's Finest Sambonis: These cheesesteak truckers—seen on Food Network's The Great Food Truck Race and hailed as one of the city's best by Philadelphia magazine—hollow out and stuff their rolls with a lip-smacking mix of meat, cheese, and fried onions
- The Cow and the Curd: This award-winning truck local truck serves baskets of piping-hot, beer-battered Wisconsin cheese curds.
- Undrgrnd Donuts: With drool-worthy delights such as The Homer (dunked in vanilla, coated in raw sugar and chocolate-bacon chunks), this rolling donut purveyor took home the 2015 Vendy Award for Best Dessert in Philadelphia.