Eater to Host One-Day Global Culinary Event in New York City
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Eater is organizing a one-day culinary event called Eater World’s Fare, scheduled for Saturday, July 18 at Pier 36 in New York City. The event is described as the largest ever for the outlet and is intended to coincide with a major weekend in international soccer. Tickets start at $30, granting access to over 30 dishes from chefs across the country, with 10 or more complimentary bites included. A limited number of VIP tickets will provide entry to an exclusive lounge with complimentary food and an open bar. The event will feature brand partners including Cathay Pacific, Square, Maruchan, Milagro Tequila, Dole, San Pellegrino, Edible Arrangements, Lifeway Kefir, and Manhattan Beer. Eater Editor-in-Chief Stephanie Wu stated the goal was to create an experience combining food and sports while celebrating New York City’s communities.
What’s reported
The event is called Eater World’s Fare and takes place Saturday, July 18 at Pier 36 in New York City.
It is described as Eater’s largest-ever one-day culinary event.
Tickets start at $30, with access to 30+ dishes and 10+ complimentary bites.
VIP tickets grant entry to an exclusive lounge with complimentary food and an open bar.
Participating restaurants include Golden Diner, Mokbar, Caffe Panna, Win Son Bakery, Charles Pan Fried Chicken, Banh Anh Em, and Sally’s Apizza.
Brand partners include Cathay Pacific, Square, Maruchan, Milagro Tequila, Dole, San Pellegrino, Edible Arrangements, Lifeway Kefir, and Manhattan Beer.
Eater Editor-in-Chief Stephanie Wu said the event aims to bring together food and sports and celebrate New York City’s communities.
Key figures
Stephanie Wu, Eater Editor-in-Chief
Chef Calvin Eng of Bonnie’s in Williamsburg
Chef Shota Nakajima
Ghetto Gastro collective
Sources: eater.com
