Cheshire Fest announces Ten Best Street Food Traders
9 Mar 2019Cheshire Fest announces their nine best street food traders at the festival in June.
Now here’s something exciting for all you foodies out there – they have been working away to invite a mouth-watering array of top traders to dish out only the best international cuisines for us to salivate over in the Cheshire Fest Street Food Village.
Our stomachs are rumbling away already, so let’s not waste any time and give you a run through of what to expect so we can go and have a dig in the fridge…
Possibly one of the foremost purveyors of Thai and South-East Asian food in the region with multiple restaurants across the North West, including one of our favourite haunts in Bramhall Village – we welcome Chilli Banana! Authentic, flavour-packed dishes with a punch. Whether it’s a classic Green Curry, Pad Thai or something you’ve never tried before… try pairing your choice with an ice-cold hoppy beer!
Delights and delicacies from the Eastern Mediterranean, owners Sami and Becky bring together influences from Lavant cuisine found across Lebanon, Israel, Jordan, Syria and Cyprus. From fresh homemade Hummus and Falafel to Tabouleh, Kibbeh and Baba Ghanoush – you’ll be transported to exotic lands and taken on a trip of the senses. Best enjoyed with fresh, crisp wines to compliment rich tastes & textures.
Oh we do love the best of British. And thanks to Oh So British chefs Anthony & Darren, we can look forward to delectable dining that uses the highest quality seasonal produce. Steak Burgers, Fish & Chips and proper pie that would bring a tear to your eye – you’ll need a pint or three to wash it all down and a place to kick back in full view of the stage while you take a moment to savour those flavours!
If you’re a fan of good kebabs, then you’ve got to try Turks Wraps. Their charcoal-grilled chicken thigh or boneless chicken and Halloumi wraps are sure to be a hit with anybody. Choose from a selection of sauces from around the Mediterranean, pile up with crisp, fresh salad and immediately transport yourself to back sunny holidays spent in Spain, Greece and Turkey. Perfect with a cold Gin & Tonic!
Culinary culture from the heart of Africa with rich and nutritious Jollof Rice, black beans, warming stews and gorgeous chicken on the bone cooked in ginger, paprika and garlic marinades. You can have them spicy hot, or just packed full of flavour to suit your tastes – a must-try for any first-timers to Sub-Saharan cuisine! Why not try a fruity cocktail to go along with your food and really go tropical?
Tickets: Online www.cheshirefest.co.uk or buy paper tickets and avoid the booking fee at Ed’s Hair in Bramhall
United fans with regular trips to Old Trafford will be happy to hear that the famous Porky Pig will be in attendance at this year’s festival. Traditional dishes that linger on the tastebuds long after they’ve been wolfed down – this local favourite will be serving up something different than their usual. The latest trend taking over Street Food Markets across the country, Yorkshire Pudding Wraps! We’ll say no more.
Cantonese and Szechuan Chinese dishes with a kick – you can expect your favourite noodle pots, rice meals and all the crispy duck you can stomach. There’ll be dim sum starters and plenty of reasons to pull out those chopsticks and take a ride on the Orient Express. Just make sure that you don’t get hounded by the family to share when they see those sweet, hot and sour sauces and gorgeous fresh veg.
8. Hoggie Hog Roast
Sweet, sticky, melt-in-the-mouth butties from our own Hoggie Hog Roast. A huge hit with visitors to previous festivals you can count on long cues for this classic British dish. Spit-roasted hog with Bramley Apple Sauce and crisp slaws that will leave a big old smile on your face. Perfect with a dry white wine or cider to accompany those rich, juicy sandwiches and don’t forget a few fries to go alongside too.
9. Hanky Panky Pancakes
Something a bit naughty to look forward to for your afters – Hanky Panky Pancakes made fresh to order, with a whole feast of toppings and sweet sauces that will leave you wondering whether to go back for seconds. Fun to dig into and a big hit with the little ones, and why not? Just pack some extra wipes to get the chocolate off those messy little hands and faces!
So there we have it. Before we starve with all this talk of festival Street Food, we’re off for lunch. Don’t forget to keep an eye out for news on our Artisan Stalls – with top producers and makers to meet and browse through at the festival.
- Dates: Saturday 1 June – Sunday 2 June 2019
- Times: Saturday 12pm to 11pm / Sunday 12pm to 11pm
- Website: www.cheshirefest.co.uk
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- Twitter: @FestCheshire
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- Location: Manchester Rugby Club, Grove Lane, Cheadle Hulme, Cheshire, SK8 7NB
- Tickets: Online www.cheshirefest.co.uk or buy paper tickets and avoid the booking fee at Ed’s Hair in Bramhall
- Child(aged 6 to 15): Single Day £8 / Weekend £12.75 |
- Adult(16+): Single Day £17.50 / Weekend £25.50 |
- VIP – private tent with a bottle of prosecco and washroom facilities: Single Day £50/Weekend £90
- *Online Ticket prices are subject to booking and administration fees*
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