Taste Addison brings all the restaurant vibes April 25-27
Good vibes and great tastes are rolling into Addison Circle Park this April 25 through 27. Taste Addison is back, offering a weekend of food, music, and art that showcases the best of what the town has to offer.
Start with the food, naturally. The festival highlights some of Addison’s most celebrated restaurants, including Table 13, known for its classic American fare, and Thai Orchid, renowned for its bold flavors. Other participating restaurants include Antonio Ristorante, offering Italian specialties, and Nate’s Seafood & Steakhouse, known for its Cajun-inspired dishes. The Chow Hall will bring together a variety of food stalls, while the Tasty Truck Stop serves up mobile eats. For international fare, WorldEats Street provides a culinary tour across continents. Meanwhile, the Corkyard and Speakeasy are perfect for unwinding with a drink in hand.
The music lineup promises to keep the energy high. The Main Stage hosts headliners and local favorites, while the WorldBeats Stage takes visitors on a global sonic journey. Soloists and buskers scattered around the park add charm and intimacy to the musical offerings. Bands like The Spazmatics and Emerald City Band are set to perform, bringing a mix of nostalgia and high-energy entertainment.
Art has its own spotlight, too. The Sip & Stroll Art Walk features juried creators and pop-up wine bars, while Shoppers Row offers goods from regional artisans. Immersive installations throughout the park are designed to inspire and delight.
Families will find plenty to do, from kid-friendly activities in the Bite Sized Backyard to classic festival attractions at the Taste Addison Carnival.
Tickets are available online, with single-day general admission priced at $10 for adults and $5 for children aged 6-12. Children under 5 enter free. Festival hours are 6 p.m. to midnight on Friday, noon to midnight on Saturday, and noon to 6 p.m. on Sunday. For more details and to purchase tickets, visit Taste Addison’s official website.
Taste Addison offers a weekend full of food, music, and art that’s worth exploring.