(There were 32 food vendors at Sips and Sounds)
There was a wide variety of food offered. From Mexican to BBQ, there was something for everyone. Prices seemed on par with other music festivals. I liked that the food trucks were separated from the stages. It was like there was a seperate area to eat and talk and another to have fun.
Something I loved about the food vendors at Sips and Sounds was how many different gluten free and vegan options they had. This was just like ACL. Different items were marked on their menu. Being someone who cannot eat gluten, I loved that this was offered. The prices weren't too insane for gluten free food either.
One of the biggest let downs at Sips and Sounds was Amy's Ice Cream. The stand was unfortunately out of soda. This meant no Coca Cola floats at Sips and Sounds. However, the Mexican Vanilla Ice Cream was amazing. We bought a soda to pour over it (which ended up not being the best idea).
- Amy's Ice Cream
- BBG's
- Blenders & Bowls
- Burro Grilled Cheese
- Chi'Lantro
- Dovetail Pizza
- Dulce Amor Mio
- El Patio
- 4 Brothers Venezuelan Grill
- Goodtimes Burgers
- Happy Chicks
- JABS Burgers and Fries
- Kababeque
- Koko's Bavarian
- La Santa Barbacha
- La Taquicardia
- Mama Fried
- Saigon on 7th
- Salt &Time
- Show me Pizza
- SJ's BBQ
- Sno-Beach
- Southside Flying Pizza
- Steamies Dumplings
- Stony's Pizza
- T-Loc's Sonoran Hot Dogs
- Tagqueria Los Regios
- Tejas Birria
- Tender Dady
- The Corndog Co.
- The Lonsome Dove
- Wholly Cow Burgers