Chicago’s iconic food party is back again in Grant Park this weekend.
We're talking jerk chicken, churros, loaded carbonara French fries. Also wings, nachos and pork chops.
Festival goer Kaya Feaster tried some Tacotlan Quesabirrias with Consomme – it's beef cheese and onion dipped in broth. She said it was juicy, tenders and fresh. Thousands landed in downtown Chicago for the three-day festival. It featured more than 50 food booths and trucks.Taste of Chicago returns to Grant Park this weekend with culinary excellence from across the Windy City, as well as, a variety of performances from celebrated artists.
Cooking styles inspired from around the world including India packed the park as authentic entertainment filled the air.A long line wrapped around for Chgo Eats amazing peach cobbler. The owner said everyone at the festival has been so supportive so patient. The longest line throughout the day was where 2-year-old Brielle and her parents stood. They waited for pastel – pastry with chicken inside.Get ready for a massive celebration at this year's Taste of Chicago as Eli's Cheesecake whips up a gigantic 1,000-pound cheesecake to commemorate the bakery and festival's 43rd birthdays.
Badou Senegalese of Rogers Park specializes in West African cuisine. The owner says he’s grateful for the support the event brings to his business. All the fun wraps up Sunday at 9 a.m.
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