Top Street Food in USA

If you're a coffee lover, don't miss the artisan coffee stands! But be warned, some of them can get busy, so timing is key. Go early!

I think you should skip lunch beforehand; the food here is so tempting! I ended up trying way more than I planned - and it was all worth it!

My advice is to check out the food stands that are less crowded; you might find hidden gems! I loved the tacos from a smaller vendor that had no line!

Be prepared for a bit of chaos, especially around lunchtime. I suggest setting a specific time to meet friends or family if you get separated!

Bring cash for small purchases... A few vendors only take cash, and you might snag a better deal if you have it on hand

I recommend going on a weekday if you can. It gets really crowded on weekends, especially during lunch, and you'll have a harder time exploring the stalls

Wear comfortable shoes. You'll be walking around and standing in line, so trust me—you’ll want to be comfy!

Don’t get overwhelmed by all the food choices! I recommend trying the shrimp and grits from that small stand near the entrance. It’s a local favorite and totally worth it.

I suggest going on a weekday if you can. The crowds on weekends can be overwhelming, and you'll have more time to really enjoy the street food offerings without feeling rushed.

My advice is to bring cash. While some vendors take cards, many operate on a cash-only basis, and it's easier to manage your budget that way.

My advice is to try the matcha ice cream. It's a bit pricey, but honestly, it's so worth it! I regretted not getting it sooner. It's a perfect cool down, especially in the Hawaii heat.

I think you should try the local vendors first. I found the hidden gems are the lesser-known stalls that offer amazing, unique dishes. Don't just stick to what's popular!