I know that we seem to be reviewing food festivals ad nauseam lately but they are a great way to while away an hour or two in the sunshine.
It is not just the usual street food vendors here, although they are present in abundance, but also bars, drink stalls, a fudge producer, a fruit shop, a pie and sausage roll baker and live music.
This year for the first time you will also find an area set aside for traditional English Afternoon Teas. How sophisticated.
A few years ago fusion food was all the rage but even the instigators of that movement could not have envisaged the stands here which were selling Yorkshire hot dogs, Indian tapas and wraps made from Yorkshire pudding. The whole world seems to be represented, with Mexican, Middle Eastern, Indian, Greek, French, Asian, Italian, American and many more. There is also a German Sausage seller who has probably been standing there since the Christmas Market last December.
The opening times are 11.00am-8.00pm Friday and Saturday and 11.00am-4.00pm Sunday. Admission is free so what’s not to like?