Riverside Feast is the latest street food event launched by Street Feast for summer 2014. It’s a bit smaller than its big brother #DalstonYard, but #RiversideFeast can pride itself of the most stunning location: on the bank of the river Thames with views of Chelsea and Albert bridges and the backdrop of the Battersea Power Station.
The rotating line-up of food traders includes some of the best in London, like Dip & Flip, Hotbox BBQ, Dogtown, The Orange Buffalo, Hanoi Kitchen and Le Bun.
The only drawback is that there weren’t as many vegetarian options as meat ones on the night we went. I’d love to see Dip & Flip selling their rosti burger for example, as they do a great one at their restaurant in Battersea. Even though I eat all kinds of meat, I often prefer veggie burgers to the beef ones!
Riverside Feast is a beautiful place to spend a summer evening and watch the sun go down. It’s the last chance you have to visit the Battersea Park before the site closes down after the summer, so don’t miss it!
Riverside Feast is open four days Thu-Sun, but the park is open every day of the week as part of #ThePowerOfSummer. Check out the Street Feast website for opening times and prices.
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That looks great. Sometimes Street Food is way more fun than going to a restaurant
It’s a shame I’m not in London until November… The food looks excellent and your photos do it justice :). Glad they’re doing something with the power station at the moment.