High Dive hosts food trucks
By Emma Witmer | Sep. 21, 2016This Saturday, one of Gainesville’s signature downtown events, the Original Gainesville Food Truck Rally, is returning to High Dive.
This Saturday, one of Gainesville’s signature downtown events, the Original Gainesville Food Truck Rally, is returning to High Dive.
Taste Pho & Noodle House, located at 3117 SW 34th St., will host its second annual pho-eating contest today at 7 p.m.
A great way to start off the summer is by getting a taste of different cuisines from across the area.
To some, Valerie Phillips is better known as Ms. Queen.
Cans of green beans and corn are the kings and queens of the shelves in UF’s food pantry.
Know Where Coffee celebrated its one-year anniversary with a latte art competition.
Construction forced Italian Gator Pizza by the Slice to close its window for the foreseeable future.
Football, food trucks and felines: That’s the theme of this weekend’s Gainesville Food Truck Rally.
Noah Shitama greeted each person who came up to his stand with a smile.
Swamp Head Brewery is offering the chance to try a different craft beer every week. The catch? Get there early because they only release 5 gallons.
Two local newlyweds hosted the first official Gainesville Food Tour on Saturday, followed by another on Sunday, attracting a full crowd and introducing a new dining trend to Gainesville.
Local businesses The Top and Alligator Brewing Co. are teaming up for a special dining experience.
A new organic and natural food store is opening near Southwest Archer Road, joining about six grocery stores in the area.
Maria Cirillo will drive more than 200 miles from Jacksonville to Fort Pierce to visit with her family for the Fourth of July.
The summer kickoff edition of the Original Gainesville Food Truck Rally is Saturday.
Forage Farms and First Magnitude Brewing Company will be hosting the third annual School’s Out Local Food and Music Festival this Saturday.
A neon-green poster board reading “Snakeman Live!” was propped up near center stage at the Waldo Farmers and Flea Market.
Hogtown HomeGrown will host its eighth annual Eat Local Challenge Community Celebration on Sunday at the Matheson History Museum to celebrate the end of Eat Local Month. Festival events will be from 1 to 4 p.m. and are free to the public.
The Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences has something buzzing on the agenda.
Students in need of food or bathroom supplies can get them for free as the school year comes to an end.