EAST FALMOUTH – The 4th Annual Cape Cod Food Truck Festival opened to a hungry crowd Saturday afternoon, waiting in line even before the gates opened.
More than 20 of the most popular food trucks from across New England are serving up special dishes at the Cape Cod Fairgrounds in East Falmouth, ranging from red snapper ceviche, to pulled pork and marinated portobello sandwiches.
Plenty of sweet treats were also in the lineup, including ice cream, pastries and cannolis.
This year’s festival features 50 craft beers from across the region in a beer garden set up in the middle of the food truck ring.
The event is organized by Food Truck Festivals of America.
Ben Trusiak, co-owner of the Schuck Food Truck, said the festival is sentimental for his opertion.
“This is actually going to be our first festival with the Food Truck Festivals of America, so this is kind of a big deal for us, so we’re really going to try to bring it,” said Trusiak.
Tickets to the festival are $5 for general admission and $20 for VIP.
This year’s Food Truck Festival will also feature the 2016 Wicked Etsy Market, which is a group of New England-based artisans who run their own individual shops on Etsy.com.
Some of the participating food trucks include: Seaside Johnny’s, Local Scoop, Salt Block, Jamaican Mi Hungry and Cape Cod Cannolis.
Trusiak said he’s happy to be in the food truck business and have the ability to go to events like the Cape Cod Food Truck Festival.
“Owning a food truck is kind of a good entry-level, for getting to that next step, so we just decided it was time to try something new and something different,” said Trusiak.
Gates are open until 6 p.m. Saturday.
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