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Epworth Church holds Food Truck Festival

Community members flock to EUMC for a fun dining experience
Phillip Moore
May 16, 2018
Community members enjoy the various foods available at the Food Truck Festival located at Epworth United Methodist Church in Rehoboth. PHILLIP MOORE PHOTOS
Patrons get a taste of Southern style cooking at the Po’ Boys Creole Food Truck.
People and dogs line up at the Delicious Cravings Food Truck.
Phil Manfra grills up Sabrett hot dogs for the crowd.
Community members enjoy their food and the company of others at the Epworth United Methodist Church Food Truck Festival on April 28.
Organic, local, and fresh offerings were available at the Green Man Juice Bar and Bistro Food Truck from Rehoboth.
Rosenfeld’s Jewish Deli Food Truck offers a variety of sandwich favorites with a wide selection of meats.
Corn-based food favorites were available at The Corn Exchange.

Epworth United Methodist Church held a Food Truck Festival April 28, allowing the community to indulge in the various creations of the vendors in attendance.

This free event featured Wilmington Avenue Restaurant, Green Man Juice Bar and Bistro, The Corn Exchange, Phil Manfra's Hot Dogs at the Beach, Po' Boys Creole, The Plum Pit, Delicious Craving, Rosenfeld's Jewish Deli, Taco Reho, Olé Tapas, Tre Sorelle Dolce Ice Cream and Italian Ice, and many more.

This diverse lineup offered fresh, local and organic foods with vegan and vegetarian options, beach classics, southern creole cooking, authentic tastes of Spain and Mexico, sandwiches, ice creams and water ice, and much more. Not only were community members able to treat themselves with food, but also the sights and sounds of live music by East of the Mason Dixon Line.

Patrons gathered and feasted on their food at the picnic tables on site, while enjoying a sun-drenched day in Rehoboth.

For information on future events and the Epworth United Methodist Church, go to www.eumcrb.org.

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