The Festival of the Forks in Albion often has food vendors located in Stoffer Plaza, which is also the home of the Farmer's Market during the summer
Every year at the Festival of the Forks, there are slightly different vendors, but one theme is expertly grilled meat and side dishes.
One of the favorite places to eat in past years of the Festival of the Forks was Mona's Tacos. There was usually a long waiting line, but the line moved quickly due to the expertise of the cooks.
Some of the grill masters have large setups, and the area around Stoffer's Plaza has wonderful smells of cooking meat and other mouth-watering aromas.
The workers at the food booths at the Festival of the Forks enjoy seeing people and spending time together.
It's a great time to come to the Festival of the Forks, to see the parade, to shop, to see friends, and especially the food.
Smoked ribs are a favorite at Albion's Festival of the Forks, and each meal has tasty side dishes such as biscuits and coleslaw.
Home made pastries go well with hot coffee, and this vendor had both items ready to go at the 2018 Festival of the Forks.
Many of the vendors at the Festival of the Forks have baked goods such as cookies and cupcakes.
A variety of people come to Albion's Festival of the Forks, especially if the weather cooperates.
Some years at the Festival of the Forks, there are Farmer's Market items such as fresh apples, candy onions, zucchini, and squash.
Grilled chicken on a crisp September day is finger licking good. The cooks attend to the work so the meat is tender but not dry.
There is more food at the Festival besides what is at Stoffer Plaza. Superior Street usually has many tables with homemade pies and other treats.