SAN ANGELO, TX — This Tuesday night marks the 49th annual Taste of San Angelo, hosted by the San Angelo Chapter of the Texas Restaurant Association. The event will take place at the rodeo grounds inside the 1st Community Spur Arena.
This popular food, beverage, and spirits event showcases the best of San Angelo’s culinary scene in a casual marketplace setting, where attendees can enjoy all-you-can-eat bites and treats from various local restaurants. Beer and wine will also be available.
The crowd at the 2023 48th Annual Taste of San Angelo
Three San Angelo-based breweries and a Hill Country distillery are among the participants this year, according to Olivia Kaminski, spokesperson and member of the event's organizing committee. The breweries include Plateau Brewery (214 S. Chadbourne St), Zero One Ale House (20 W. Beauregard Ave), and Wandering Mind Brewery (130 S. Oakes St). Additionally, Garrison Brothers Whiskey, based at 1827 Hye-Albert Rd in Hye (located between Johnson City and Fredericksburg), will be offering whiskey tastings.
An example of the tastes that will be available at the 2024 49th Annual Taste of San Angelo
Desserts will be also served at the 2024 49th Annual Taste of San Angelo
The 49th Annual Taste of San Angelo is scheduled from 6:30 p.m. to approximately 9 p.m. on Tuesday, September 10, at the 1st Community Spur Arena.
Advance tickets are priced at $30 and are available through Stubwire, while tickets at the door will cost $40. Organizers also noted that a limited number of VIP tables are still available. For VIP table inquiries, contact Olivia Kaminski. To purchase individual tickets for the event, click here.
The crowd at the 2023 48th Annual Taste of San Angelo
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Yes indeed, come out pay $40 to experience what these vendors foods are supposed to taste like, unlike at their restaurants/:/:/:
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PermalinkI've already paid 40+ bucks at most of these places and it wasn't worth. Why would it be any different now?
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