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What to Eat & Drink at the Fourth Avenue Winter Street Fair 2025

Fourth Avenue Street Fair (Photo courtesy of Fourth Avenue Merchants Association)

What to Eat & Drink at the Fourth Avenue Winter Street Fair 2025

Dec 12, 20251 min read

Here is a clear, quick guide to where to eat during the Fourth Avenue Winter Street Fair from December 12-14, 2025, based on booth maps from 4th, 5th, 7th, and 8th Streets. Locations and vendors come directly from the placement map here.

Shop, eat, drink, and don’t forget to support the local businesses along Fourth Avenue.

4th Street Food Court

Located at 4th Avenue and 4th Street.

Good for quick snacks and drinks.

  • Kabob Shack
  • Tillie’s Lemon Place
  • Brewco
  • Joe’s Pretzel
  • Nieves de Garrafas Rufinos

5th Street Food Court

Runs along 5th Street between 4th Avenue and Hoff Avenue.

Biggest variety, plus the 5th Street Stage.

North side

  • S&B First Cook
  • Boba King
  • Hot and Sizzling
  • Tillie’s Lemon Place
  • Beer garden

South side

  • Piggly’s BBQ
  • Maggs Mac
  • Dippin’ Dots
  • Jerry’s Lemonade

West of 4th Avenue

  • Stizzy’s Flaco’s Tacos
  • Western Delight
  • Papa B’s Fried Chicken
  • Hot Dogs del Sur
  • Stizzy’s Corn #1

7th Street Food Court

A long stretch between 4th Avenue and Hoff Avenue, next to the 7th Street Stage.

Largest collection of independent food vendors.

Highlights near Hoff Avenue

  • Raspados Del Sur
  • Azar’s
  • Feinga Fry Bread
  • 23 Spices
  • JPZ Concessions
  • Sally’s BBQ
  • Jake Donuts and Treat Trolley
  • Chan’s Concessions
  • The Gravy Train
  • Ni De Aqui Ni De Alla
  • Island Noodles
  • Empanadas El Dominicano
  • Indonesian Satay BBQ
  • SIP Social,

Midsection near Herbert Avenue

  • Eegee’s
  • Evergreen
  • Stizzy’s Roasted Corn #2
  • Greek Snack
  • The Gravy Train (second location)

8th Street Food Court

Smaller cluster between 4th Avenue and Hoff Avenue.

Good mix of sweets and global snacks.

  • Snickerdoodles
  • Yum Yum Pocha
  • Duke’s International Delight
  • Raspados Del Sur
  • The Dip Stick
  • Joe Roaster

For more information about the Fourth Avenue Winter Street Fair, visit fourthavenue.org.

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