Get ready to sample some delicious cuisine from around the world as Lincoln Street Food Festival returns this month.
The festival, organised by Lincoln BIG and Market Place Europe, will begin on Thursday, March 28.
Paella and other Spanish delights are among the cuisine available at this year’s Lincoln Street Food Festival. Photo: Steve Smailes
Photo: Steve Smailes
The event will run from Thursday to Saturday 9am-8pm with the final day on Sunday, March 31 from 10am-6pm.
There will be live music from 6pm on Thursday to Saturday in a fully-licensed Polish bar located on Lincoln’s Cornhill. Outdoor seating will also be available.
Photo: Steve Smailes
Photo: Steve Smailes
A variety of foods have been on offer at previous editions of the Lincoln Street Food Festival ranging from Spanish tapas and Greek moussaka to delicious crepes and galettes.
Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite
Last year’s Spring event was postponed and re-arranged around three weeks later than planned due to heavy snow, although a mini event still took place on the initial date.
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