Traveling Taste in Fenton

Come on down to Fenton and join in on the fun! The annual Taste in Fenton that attracts hundreds of visitors is set for Wednesday, Aug. 19 from 4-8pm. The event will be a little different this year, according to Dennis Richardson, chairperson of the popular event. “It will be a ‘traveling’ Taste in Fenton,” he reports. “We will be sending people out to participating restaurants.”

Each guest will receive a “ticket passport” to be used at the restaurants. The passport will be stamped. Once finished, participants can turn in their passport which will be entered in a contest. The Grand Prize Drawing will take place at the Chamber office on Aug. 24 with a Grand Prize of $500 in gift cards at the participating restaurants, and other prizes.

Tickets can be purchased in advance for $10 or $15 the day of the event. Tickets are available at the Chamber office and at the State Bank and can be purchased beginning on Aug. 12.  Online ticket sales are open now.

 

The participating restaurants are divided into four different regions:

 

Region 1 – Owen Road/Silver Parkway

  • Big Apple Bagels
  • Jersey Mike’s Subs
  • La Marsa
  • Pita Way
  • Tropical Smoothie

 

Region 2 – Downtown Fenton/Adelaide Street

  • Andiamo of Fenton
  • Ciao Italian Bistro
  • CRUST – A Baking Company
  • El Topo
  • Fenton House
  • The Laundry
  • PitBoss Smokehouse (food truck located at the Chamber)

Region 3 – Fenton Road/Thompson Road
(A stamp at the Traveling Taste Photobooth earns you another entry in the Grand Prize Drawing)

  • Fenton Winery & Brewery
  • Legends Sports Cafe

 

Region 4 – North Road/Silver Lake Road
(A stamp at each earn you two additional entries in the Grand Prize Drawing)

  • Beale Street Smokehouse BBQ
  • Little Rose Cafe & Tea Room

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