Good Eats Pasadena

Small with a handful of unique food vendors. They varied from organic catering companies, casual gourmet food vendors and small time bakeries to your typical street food fare (think open bbq pit with some non-​nondescript asian-​fusion food).
Nothing bad at all, just a fairly mediocre food fair. There was live jazz music which was nice. It spanned 1 small corporate parking lot. Pluses were the tented food tables and the awesome free tote!

Not too crazy or interesting. We had some fun sushi roll things which I’ve never had but nothing spectacular by way of food. It was a really hot day though and I must say I did love the canvas promo bags they handed out (I use mine all the time). Lastly, it was great to have a voter registration booth there as I was new to the area and still needed to register.

Very cool event. Looking forward to next year.

A small event with some great vendors, I was pleased to find a place that had my favorite greek honey cookies. It was too darn hot though, which is of course not there fault. I liked the bbq, the free samples and the variety of vendors. If they have it again I will definitely revist.

Good Eats Pasadena was an homage to food, arts and music. I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect whether it was activities, or free food stalls, or things for sale but in the end, reminded me a lot of a farmer’s market. There were stalls selling spices, jams, confections, food for sale, and a few stalls giving away tastings of their products. What distinguished this event were the interactive booths. The CIA had a few hands-​on activities including cookie decorating and fruit skewer making. The Wine & Canvas stand had free painting and art instruction. Super cool for sure. On the main stage, they had musical acts.
We stopped by right as it opened and snagged free canvas tote bags but weren’t able to partake in most of the activities. We sampled Cuties juice, Coconut Water Lattes, Pralines, and cookies (hello, diabetic shock), bought two musubis and were on our way. I definitely had fun but I’d like to see the event create a more solid theme for next time. Well done though.

GREAT event!
It was small but it wasn’t crowded. I was one of the first 500 so I got a free tote bag (yay me!!). I also got some Unilocal swag for my check in //^_^//.
The jazz music was soothing and nice.
The beef rice balls were superb! I loved the seaweed wrapping it was amazing.
The korean bbq tacos were amazing!!! and cheap 2 for 5 and they were huge.
and Wine and Canvas was by far the most entertaining booth. I LOVED the free painting demo. I was lucky enough to go to the Wine and Canvas Unilocal event and I have been hooked every since. They also informed me that starting in Oct, they will be having classes during the week SCORE!!! Been waiting for them to open during the week. Its a must if you like art but suck balls at it.
Overall had a wonderful time!!!

Small, yet still had a decent selection of eateries and stalls to try different foods. The All Spice Café guys were awesome with their spicy popcorn! And the spicy tuna rice balls at mama musubi were excellent. We also tried the thai tea at the Fluff Ice truck which was really unique and topped with egg pudding and thin strips of lychee.
Only complaint was that there wasn’t enough shade considering how hot it was.