Categories: Food & Drink

Toronto is getting a massive Food Truck Festival this summer & here’s what to know

We love food trucks. And we love food truck festivals even more! The Toronto Food Truck Festival is returning this summer, and here’s what you need to know!

The Toronto Food Truck Festival takes place at Woodbine Park starting on July 29. Part of the Canadian Food Truck Festival, this is one of four stops, which includes Burlington, Pickering, and Brampton. Admission will be free, and organizers say there’s something for everyone!

“Woodbine Park has never tasted this delicious before. Back for another year, The Toronto Food Truck Festival is serving up some real must-eats,” states the event website. “Entertain yourself with some of Toronto’s best local talent, participate in our live-eating challenges and enjoy a cold beer!”

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A list of the food trucks participating so far, along with their entertainment line up, is available on their website. Food trucks include The Kathi Roll Express, Pharaohs Kitchen, Food Dudes, Buster’s Sea Cove, and Craig’s Cookies.

Located at Woodbine Park, expect a 28 acre space that includes a pond and a boardwalk that cuts through long grass and bull rushes, and is home to many species of wildlife and birds.

The festival is welcoming “well-behaved leashed pets” to the event!

Toronto Food Truck Festival

Where: Woodbine Park, 1695 Queen St E
When: July 29 from 5 to 10 pm, July 30 from 12 pm to 10 pm, July 31 from 12 pm to 8 pm, and August 1 from 12 pm to 8 pm.

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