The Meadows: Everything You Need To Know About The New Music Festival

• Pata Paplean: This is for cool people only and nighthawks. (It's Elmhurst location is open until 3am!) For the full Thai cuisine immersion, you've got to taste its Thai noodle soup or mango sticky rice. 
• Tortas Neza: Anything off the menu is refreshingly cheap! Whatever you decide to go with, be sure to place at least one order of their mini pork tacos. 
• Ramen Burger: The cult favorite OG Ramen burger. Yummy, but messy. Don't forget to grab some extra napkins, and wipe off that grease stache. 
• Mighty Quinn's BBQ: Pulled pork sandwich. Mhmmm, even NY Times raved, "The pulled pork is the only one in town that doesn’t make you embarrassed for New York."
• Momofuku Milk Bar: Got milk? Get the cereal milk soft serve with the cornflake crunch topping. 
• Luke's: Fresh beats, fresh eats. Imported from Maine, the Lobster roll is the real deal. 
• Cafe Habana: Grilled corn on the cob and a Cuban sandwich. *Drooling*
• Korilla: Brisket with the barbecue chillies de arbol sauce with a creamy avocado and spicy slaw on the side. The key is in their sauce!
• Monk's Meats: Their signature dish-- Monks meat seitan. It's loved by vegetarian AND meat eaters alike!
• Arancini Bros.: The risotto balls are served as triplets in a egg cartoon container-- the ragu, carbonara, and nutella balls are all #baller. 
• Bareburger: the Guadalupe veggie burger. (It's also Anderson Cooper's guilty pleasure!)
• Taqueria Diana: Get the nachos. Nuff' said.
• The Bao Shoppe: BaoGulgi ( a Korean bulogigi in a bun). *I don't want none unless you got BaoGulgi buns hun!*
• The Nugget Spot: Order the Southern Fried nugget with the honey mustard sauce and definitely the Nacho Mac and Cheese. From the South? It'll taste just like your mom's cooking.

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