Raymond G.
10/25/2024
First time going this year and we had a blast! There is an admission fee and parking is tough if you don't go early but it is totally worth it. Friendly family energy across the entire festival....
Armenian Food Festival
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825 Brotherhood Way
San Francisco, CA 94132
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Armenian Food Festival & Bazaar Craving something truly off the beaten path? Come to the 57th Annual Armenian Food Festival located at 825 Brotherhood Way in San Francisco! Sure, it's a celebration of delicious food... But there is also much more! Widely recognized as one of the best ethnic food festivals in the Bay Area, it features a range of authentic cuisine, dancing, music and art. Enjoy everything from live musical performances to shish-kebab lunch, veggie & dinner plates. WHERE: 825 Brotherhood Way, SF (near Lake Merced & SFSU) Below is a brief rundown of activities and new additions to the Festival this year: - Live Armenian Music. - Traditional Armenian Folk Dancers. - Tastiest shish-kebab. - Delicious sandwiches, vegetarian delicacies & scrumptious pastries. - Beer & Wine Garden (Happy Hour starts Friday at 6PM). - Kids Zone. - Shopping along Bazaar Row. - Cigar Tent. - Complimentary & Valet Parking Available. Public Transportation straight to event available.
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4.535 reviews
Sam Y.
9/22/2024
We came around 1pm on a Saturday to check out the event. Apparently the live shows and dances start around 5-6pm. We couldn't stay that long but was able to check out the different food items. We...
Julia C.
9/22/2024
What a lovely community activity. We arrived around 1:30pm on Sunday. There was some live music going when we arrived, but it had ended by 2pm and there was no more live music after that. There...
Kerrie W.
3/30/2024
Great food served by the community members. I got late lunch here with a friend and the portions are quite large and tasty. But I recommend to go earlier in the day, as some of the pastries that I...
Maryam B.
9/17/2022
It was my first time visiting this festival . Very hard to find a parking and the entrance fee is $5 which is fine . My first stop was for getting an Armenian coffee. They had made it in huge...
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