Top Sites for Concession Stand Reviews

Other Confessed Concession Obsessed

If you’ve been here before, you know that I am a pretty huge fan of concession food. If you can buy it from a trailer, a cart, a food truck, or a concession counter – I am probably writing (and drooling) about it here at drivinganddining.com.

Once in a while I come across a kindred spirit while I’m drooling down the information highway, researching the history of the giant pretzel or compiling a list of deep fried delicacies. So, today I thought I would pay tribute to the most impressive concession review sites I have discovered during my travels:

Brooklyn Is Better

This is a YouTube channel only (they don’t have a blog or website). These guys upload videos of themselves sampling food primarily from New York city. I dare you not to get hungry watching the Brooklyn is Better videos. They feature street food, as well as restaurant food and other non-tasty but still interesting New York attractions.

Teenage Glutster

Javier Cabral, in East Los Angeles California, is “discovering [him]self through food, booze and punk rock at his blog Teenage Glutster. In the video below he gives us a tour of the street concessions for an outdoor event.

The Chronicles of Nat

Natasha lives in Hunstville, Alabama and includes reviews of concessions on her blog, The Chronicles of Nat (I think she has about 10 reviews up so far). If you are a Coca Cola fan and you attend a lot of sporting events in Huntsville you need to visit her blog so that you know which schools are ‘Pepsi’ schools. If you don’t care either way (I prefer Dr. Pepper) you should take into account the fact that she dings concessions that only serve Pepsi when you look at her rating system. Overall, her reviews are detailed and very funny. She also includes her own photos.

VendrTV

VendrTV is a podcast that is “discovering the world’s best street food, one bite at a time.” Here, host Dan Delaney reviews the Potato Champion of Portland, Oregon.

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