What's your favorite food at the Renaissance festival?

[Anonymous]

Any try the Shepherds Pie in a Pocket?

[Anonymous]

Another vote for cheesecake on a stick. Also those cinnamon nuts.

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the suggestions! I feel more prepared now

[Anonymous]

Also watching for suggestions. Every year I order something I swear I'll never eat again. Those turkey legs are awful - they taste like ham and drip grease everywhere.

[Anonymous]

Op here...the food ultimately wasn't the highlight, but we had fun! We got a basket of fresh potato chips to share that were surprisingly good, one of my kids had the chocolate cheesecake on a stick and liked it. There was a $2 plain iced coffee that had a surprisingly good taste (with sweetners and packets of half and half nearby to mix to your liking)

[Anonymous]

The porkchop is pretty solid too. I love the fried mushrooms as well.

[Anonymous]

Pretzel

[Anonymous]

Oyster shooters

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the report, OP! When we went, they used to have frozen bananas on a stick that were pretty tasty, once they were dipped in chocolate and nuts, of course. I'm excited to go in a few weeks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well I was about to respond turkey legs... be careful with the scotch eggs - prime food poisoning item.

Genuinely curious why you think scotch eggs are at a higher risk of food poisoning than any other festival food?

+1. Scotch eggs are artery blowing but they aren't a cause of food poisoning.

[Anonymous]

Pretzel

[Anonymous]

It’s all pretty bad

[Anonymous]

So expensive!
But they do have a variety of food. I should've stick with something under $7.

[Anonymous]

Fried pickles, cheesecake on a stick, fried mushrooms, I’ll try a bite of anything. Love it all.

[Anonymous]

kettle corn