It is a free open-air food fair in the middle of Westwood Village on a Sunday evening, and the bite-size format means one lap covers a lot of kitchens rather than committing to a single plate. The September date runs on night hours, 3 to 8 p.m., so the back half of it happens after dark with the village lit up.
What to expect
An open-air block of food and drink vendors serving small portions, plus plant-based brands and makers. Lines build at the best-known vendors; going early in the window or late in the evening usually moves faster.
Good to know
- Entry is free; the organizer hands out free RSVP tickets and swag bags through its event listing.
- The September edition runs night-time hours, 3 to 8 p.m., not the series' usual daytime hours.
- Vendors sell in bite-size portions, so bring a card or cash for several small purchases.
- It sits at 1036 Broxton Ave in Westwood Village, produced in partnership with the Westwood Village Improvement Association.
- The series is monthly in Westwood, and hours vary by month — check the date list before a future visit.
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Common questions
Does it cost anything to get in?
No. The operator lists free entry; food and drink are sold by the vendors.
What time does it run?
3 to 8 p.m., the operator's night-time hours for the September date.