Richmond Records put on a couple of pop-up burger nights in their back café recently, with Dog Daze Burgers providing food for the hungry crowd. “There was great food, great music, and a great vibe happening in our cafe.”
With Food Vans a big hit at the moment we’ve rounded up our faves:
• Pit’s Perfect BBQ pulled pork and slow smoked meats were spotted at Glenbrook Rotary Markets
• Chef’s Kitchen brought not only a truck - but a whole kitchen to Tattersalls hotel in Penrith
• Le Petite Chalet who were on Kransky duty with their amazing Swiss food at the recent MTNS MADE opening in Katoomba.
Hungry? Join the ‘Blue Mountains Eats’ group on FB to share your faves!
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