FROME’S First Street Food Festival will be arriving in town on the 30th November and 1st December at The Silk Mill.
Some of the best street food in the UK will be making an appearance. Opening at 12.00 noon on Saturday until 11.30pm, and Sunday from 10.00am until 5.00pm there will be live music and DJ’s, a licensed bar, serving real ale and Somerset cider, plus the iconic Rum Bar, serving up some hot spiced Rum Punch as well as the best Mojitos in town! Seating areas, good vibes and great food guaranteed.
Hugely popular in London, the Street Food movement is now sweeping across the country; a casual form of dining, bringing the best of flavours, all unusual, exotic, and mouth-wateringly delicious.
A number of street food stalls will be appearing for the first time in Frome, including ‘Katie and Kim’s Kitchen’, winners of the National Street Food Awards this year; ‘Dorshi’ with three kinds of hand-made dumplings and warm Dorset fried rice and ‘Asian Grub Foundation’, with Samosa chat and Moong dhall fritters, are just a handful of culinary artists making an appearance at Frome Feast Street.
This will coincide with the fantastic December Frome Supermarket on Sunday, so you can forget about Saturday dinner or Sunday lunch, meet up with friends at The Silk Mill, bring an appetite and a smile and make this weekend one to remember. Admission FREE.
For more details visit www.fromefeaststreet.co.uk or email info@frome feaststreet.co.uk
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