for the Vendy Awards. While your vendor didn’t receive enough nomations to be a finalist this year, I hope you can make it to the awards, which will be a ridiculously fun celebration of street food in NYC. The awards will...

Anyone going this year? I am considering it. Sounds like fun. Here is the link: http://streetvendor.org/vendies.html

suggestions for must-try NYC experiences? I’ve already hit Grey’s Papaya, Grimaldi’s, and the gyro guy (Vendy Award Finalist) over by the MOMA. I’m planning on going to City Bakery and Di Fara’s this...

suggestions for must-try NYC experiences? I’ve already hit Grey’s Papaya, Grimaldi’s, and the gyro guy (Vendy Award Finalist) over by the MOMA. I’m planning on going to City Bakery and Di Fara’s this...

The event was at St. Marks in the Bowery church last night—anyone go? Who won???

and organized by the Urban Justice Center, an advocacy group serving low-income and marginalized NYers. Their annual event, the Vendy awards, is worth every penny (and includes free wine, beer, soda, and bottled water!). This...

Roll by this Saturday to see them compete for a good cause.

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The Vendy Awards give New York street vendors their night to shine.

Lusty, low-cost West Indian food for the high-finance crowd.

The second annual Vendy Awards brought together a few hundred hungry people and four outstanding street vendor carts in New York last night.

Grub Street takes down the Jewish Quarterly over who’s got New York City’s best knish.

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Chcek out midtownlunch.com or the list of past Vendy Award nominees and winners http://streetvendor.org/vendys/past and come to this year’s Vendy Awards!