Full list of food vendors as Whitley Bay festival Feast By The Sea returns this weekend

There’s a great day out to be had in Whitley Bay this weekend as Feast By The Sea returns, bringing a jam-packed lineup of food and entertainment.

The event, brought to the coast by Proper Food and Drink Festivals and Great North Feast, will take place from 11am until 7pm on Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 August. It will be the last chance to catch the festival this summer, following the roaring success of previous festivals in June and July.

More than a dozen food and drink vendors will set up on the Plaza outside Spanish City, giving visitors an unbeatable view of Whitley Bay beach along to St Mary’s Lighthouse - as long as there isn’t another sea fret like the one that descended on the coast last weekend . Organisers are also promising pop-up bars, live music from local artists and children’s fairground rides.

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Food lovers will be spoiled for choice over the weekend with 15 street food vendors announced for the event, serving up hot and hearty meals from the likes of Fat Hippo and Truly Madly Pizza. Meanwhile, sweet tooths will be satisfied with cheesecakes, churros, brownies and ice cream just some of the treats on offer.

Here’s the full list of vendors:

Truly Madly Pizza

Phi Pie

Fat Hippo Fleet

Smoky Joes German Sausage

The Coffee Box

Hatch76

Deli Churros UK

Sprinkles Ices

Divine Caribbean Cuisine

Smokiedokies

InBreadKitchen (Sunday only)

Birria Bella

Tandoori Naan Hut

The Brownie Bar

Simply Cheesecake

Feast By The Sea isn’t the only food event you can catch at the coast this month - organisers are also throwing the Great North Feast in South Shields at the end of August. The Bank Holiday event will see a huge street food market come to Bents Park, as well as craft stalls, live music and rides.

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