Sunny weather brought crowds to South Philadelphia on Sunday, April 28, for Philadelphia's tastiest food festival, "Flavors on the Avenue." The annual event took over five blocks of Passyunk Avenue with offerings of delicious treats, local beer, live music, arts and crafts vendors and family fun zones, including a bounce house.
Over two dozen of the region's best restaurants served street food, small plates and signature dishes along South Philadelphia's restaurant row. Meat and vegetarian sliders from P'unk Burger, and spicy cold sesame noodles and Chinese BBQ Pork Sandwiches to customers were served from Bing Bing Dim Sum.
Nice Things Handmade presented nearly 80 of the region's top makers and crafters of home décor, paintings, candles, jewelry, pottery, furniture, soaps, artisan foods, handmade pet treats and fashion.
HUGHE DILLON/for PhillyVoiceSabrina Eyob and Alyssa Jordon at East Passyunk's Flavors on the Avenue, April 28, 2019.
HUGHE DILLON/for PhillyVoiceKaren Gregory, Steve Gregory and Tatiana Arthur at East Passyunk's Flavors on the Avenue, April 28, 2019.
HUGHE DILLON/for PhillyVoiceBen Caplan and Kelly Vass enjoy small plates from Pistola's Del Sur at East Passyunk's Flavors on the Avenue, April 28, 2019.
HUGHE DILLON/for PhillyVoiceCiani Rich of Redcrest Fried Chicken at East Passyunk's Flavors on the Avenue, April 28, 2019.
HUGHE DILLON/for PhillyVoiceLou Vogel and Sandee Vogel at East Passyunk's Flavors on the Avenue, April 28, 2019.
HUGHE DILLON/for PhillyVoiceEmily Leder and Brandon Szeker with the the Beer Week Hammer of Glory at East Passyunk's Flavors on the Avenue, April 28, 2019.
HUGHE DILLON/for PhillyVoiceBob and Teresa Fitzgerald at East Passyunk's Flavors on the Avenue, April 28, 2019.
HUGHE DILLON/for PhillyVoiceBark Philly offered dogs new treats like these garbanzo bean flour peanut butter cookies at East Passyunk's Flavors on the Avenue, April 28, 2019.\