Richmond restaurants set up shop at the Folk Festival

With all that music-listening you’ll be doing this weekend, you’re sure to work up an appetite. The Richmond Folk Festival has 30 vendors ready to serve you some delicious goodies while you make the rounds on Brown’s Island, including some of your favorite Richmond restaurants. Take a look at some familiar faces you’ll be seeing at the festival and what they’ll be dishing out…

October 7, 2010; 12:09 PM • by RVANews staff

With all that music-listening you’ll be doing this weekend, you’re sure to work up an appetite. The Richmond Folk Festival has 30 vendors ready to serve you some delicious goodies while you make the rounds on Brown’s Island, including some of your favorite Richmond restaurants. Take a look at some familiar faces you’ll be seeing at the festival and what they’ll be dishing out…

Ginger Thai Taste
Satay chicken, skewers, spring roll

Africanne on Main
Vegetarian cuisine, rice, chicken

India K’ Raja
Samosa, kabobs, masala, mango lassi

Strawberry Street Café
Barbecue, chicken fingers, fries, hotdogs, burgers

Sine’ Irish Pub
Irish Cuisine

Sam Miller’s
Crabcakes, shucked oysters, rockfish sliders

La Milpa
Burritoes, tacos, quesadillas, taco salad, nachos

Espresso A Go Go
Coffees, espressos, teas, scones

Caribbean Mingle
Jerk chicken, reggae chicken, tilapia, shrimp, whiting

Grandpa Eddie’s BBQ
Pulled pork, pulled chicken, State Championship smoked wings, hot dogs, cole slaw and, chips

For more on what to expect at this weekend’s events, stop by the RVANews Richmond Folk Festival Guide.

October 7, 2010 12:09 PM 0