Sorry for the late post but never say never.
Every year, the collective restaurants in Tribeca set up a food tasting fundraiser for the benefit of the local schools in the area. The unique aspect of this street fair was the opportunity to taste some items that those high end restaurant have on their menu or you would have a professional chef cooking at the booths.
It is not something you typically get on a weekend street fair.
The only downside was that it is so pricey and it would cost you at a minimum of $50 to choose 6 items for your choice. To do the math, each tasting would cost you about $8 each.
There were booths that offer premium gourmet fares like truffles and duck meat but there others giving away safe and everyday favorites like pizza and Macaroni and Cheese. Your choice but at least choose your items wisely.
Would I go again next year? Absolutely.
Every year, the collective restaurants in Tribeca set up a food tasting fundraiser for the benefit of the local schools in the area. The unique aspect of this street fair was the opportunity to taste some items that those high end restaurant have on their menu or you would have a professional chef cooking at the booths.
It is not something you typically get on a weekend street fair.
Too excited to watch chefs in their element.
Some are happy to chat during prep time.
The only downside was that it is so pricey and it would cost you at a minimum of $50 to choose 6 items for your choice. To do the math, each tasting would cost you about $8 each.
There were booths that offer premium gourmet fares like truffles and duck meat but there others giving away safe and everyday favorites like pizza and Macaroni and Cheese. Your choice but at least choose your items wisely.
Would I go again next year? Absolutely.
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