Culinary superstars are all aboard for annual Atlantic City Food and Wine Festival July 26-29 .
Star and local chefs, drinks and top-tier fare — a food lover’s paradise.
Spa Deck; Featuring craft brewers throughout New Jersey introducing you to their libations.
• Dos Caminos Presents “Taco’s and Tequilla,” 10pm-mid.; $35.
Dos Camino’s, Harrah’s; Dos Caminos Corporate Executive Chef Ivy Stark with tequila maestros from Allied Tequila host.
• Steve Martorano: Viking Cooking School, 10pm, $79.
Viking Cooking School; A culinary experience with Chef DJ Steve Martorano.
Saturday, July 28
• Bizarre Brunch with Andrew Zimmern, 10am-noon, $85.
Atlantic Grill at Caesars; Andrew Zimmern’s hosts a unique dining experience.
• The Blind Leading the Blind: The Ultimate Mystery Wine Tasting, 11am-noon, $45.
Mia at Caesars; Everyone feels smart and comfortable when you know what you are drinking. But what about when you don’t know about a wine’s identity. Hosted by Michael Green.
• Amstel Light Presents Blues, Brews & BBQ, Noon-3pm, $65.
Main Lot, Showboat; Hand-crafted beer, hosted by Paula Deen with music by Gary Clark Jr., Eric Gales and Patrick Droney.
• The Grand Market & Italian Village (Session 2), Noon-4pm, $55.
Grand Ballroom, Bally’s; A gourmet village of more than 100 stations.
• Buddy Valastro: Viking Cooking School, Harrah’s, Noon-1pm, $149.
A culinary experience with New Jersey’s Cake Boss, Buddy Valastro.
• Chef In Restaurant: Anne Burrell, Noon-3pm; $65.
The Reserve at Bally’s; Join Anne Burrell for a lunch experience.
• The Colors of Spain, 1-3pm; $45.
Mia at Caesars; Join Michael Green as you taste wines from Rioja, Penedes, Jumilla, Rias Baixas and more.
• Phillips Seafood’s “Spiked Brunch,” 1pm; $75.
Phillips Seafood Restaurant in the Pier; An experience in “Spirited Cooking.”
• Book Signing event with Nadia G, 1-2pm, $99.
Circus Maximus Theater, Caesars
• Book Signing with Buddy Valastro, 2:30-3:30pm; $99.
Circus Maximus Theater, Caesars
• Grapes and Regions You Probably Don’t Know But Should!, 3-4pm; $45.
Mia at Caesars; Michael Green and friends will lead you in fun, high-energy tastings designed to educate even the pickiest wine lover.
• Nadia G: Viking Cooking School, 3-4pm; $149.
Viking Cooking School at Harrah’s; A personal culinary experience with Nadia G. from Nadia G’s Bitchin’ Kitchen.
• Harry’s Oyster Bar Presents “Crab Fest,” 3-6pm, $65.
Harry’s Oyster Bar, Bally’s; Hardshells, steamers, U-peel shrimp.
• Book Signing with Tyler Florence, 4-5pm; $99.
Circus Maximus Theater, Caesars
From Atlantic Club to Revel, the Boardwalk will be transformed into a seven-station wine garden for the DO AC Boardwalk Wine Promenade May 4-5.
The casino is rolling out this celebration of the fruits of the sea with property-wide seafood specials, drink specials and discounted retail shopping. Enjoy fresh seafood at FIN, shop nautical fashions and accessories in The Quarter, or unwind with a sea salt scrub at bluemercury spa. And of course the Trop is serving up seafood every which way.
Developed by the Atlantic City Alliance, the DO AC Boardwalk Wine Promenade will be a massive outdoor wine festival featuring 150 wines presented at seven destinations along the Boardwalk.
It is never too early to plan for a fabulous foodie event. Caesars entertainment has announced some of the details for its annual Atlantic City Food and Wine Festival this summer, a massive celebration of food and spirits presented at Caesars four Atlantic City properties over four days, Thursday, July 25 to Sunday, July 28.
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Our first opportunity to glimpse the space that would, as of Wednesday, Oct. 10, become Margate’s new Italian eatery Bocca, was early this past summer. At that time, the Ventnor Avenue property most locals recall as the former Sailfish had been stripped down to bare walls and earth.
A Time for Wine features over 1,000 different wines, 350 cigars, 200 liquors and 100 domestic and imported beers, most of it is surprisingly affordable
Cape May Winery and Vineyard takes the art of wine making, sprinkles in stretching views of 22 acres of grapes, subtracts the pompous atmosphere associated with the wine culture, and adds a smile, all equaling a great first stop on a typical tour of southern New Jersey wineries.
My day at the Atlantic City Food and Wine Festival featured trips to the Blues, Brews and BBQ, the Crab Fest at Harry's Oyster Bar and a stroll through the Grand Market.
The 2012 Atlantic City Food and Wine Festival opened with an opening night party Thursday night, July 26, at the Pool at Harrah’s Resort that featured a high-end food court and superstar chefs Anne Burrell and Andrew Zimmern mingling with the crowd.
After announcing the dates, July 26-29, Caesars Entertainment Atlantic City has announced a few of the celebrity chef participants for the Atlantic City Food and Wine Festival, namely Anne Burrell, Paula Deen, Robert Irvine, Buddy Valastro and Andrew Zimmern, with further announcements to come.
Robert Irvine is no stranger in Atlantic City. He spent eight years as a chef in town, split between stints at Trump Taj Mahal, Resorts and Caesars, and still maintains a home in Absecon. Irvine will be back cooking in Atlantic City for the Food Network Atlantic City Food and Wine Festival which takes place July 28-31 at Harrah's Resort, Bally's Showboat and Caesars.
Let’s face it, we all love good food. However, sometimes quality food is hard to find. Of course, there are the staple restaurants in the Atlantic City region that have consistent excellent quality (Girasole, SeaBlue, The Ram’s Head, Mama Mia’s, Shea’s Cafe and Tony Boloney’s to name a small few), but only once a year do we get to experience the Atlantic City Food and Wine Festival, which is known for its delectable food sampling as well as vast wine tasting and, of course, great entertainment and celebrity chefs. For those of you who missed out on the fun, the Food and Wine Fest, presented by Harrah’s Entertainment and the Food Network, returned for a second year to Atlantic City last weekend. There was an abundant list of events to attend each day of the four-day festival, and...
Although the numbers are still being added up, it appears the second Atlantic City Food & Wine Festival was a success that met or even exceeded expectations of the organizers.
Paula Deen’s big event at the Atlantic City Food and Wine Festival, a party under a tent outdoors at Bally’s Dennis Courtyard, delivered a great combination of terrific food and delightful stories from the “Queen of Southern Cuisine.”
The Atlantic City Food and Wine Festival got off to a fabulous start Thursday night (July 29) at the official kick-off party at the Chelsea Hotel.
Atlantic City will be the center of the culinary world when the Food Network Atlantic City Food and Wine Festival, hosted by Harrah’s Entertainment, begins with the official kick-off party at the Chelsea Hotel Thursday, July 29. Not only is this an amazing event for people who love to eat great food and mingle with culinary superstars, it also raises money for the charity Susan G. Komen for the Cure Central & South Jersey.
The Atlantic City Food & Wine Festival was already a star-studded event with Guy Fieri, Ted Allen, Pat and Gina Neely, Anne Burrell, Sandra Lee and Alex Guarnaschelli, but this week we learned that Paula Deen is joining the party.
After putting together a great event for gourmet food fans last summer, Harrah’s Entertainment is once again hosting the Atlantic City Food and Wine Festival featuring numerous celebrity chefs.
From its inception, Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa and its younger sister property, The Water Club, have been the vanguard for cutting-edge cuisine in the southern New Jersey region and the local casino industry. On Saturday, Nov. 7, at 7pm they will celebrate that commitment to excellence in food and wine with their second annual Savor Borgata event.
Cape May's fine restaurants and top chefs will proudly display their culinary masterpieces at the 11th Annual Cape May Food & Wine Festival taking place from Saturday, Sept. 15-Thursday, Sept. 20. V...
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1. Anonymous said... on Jul 29, 2012 at 07:14PM
“I need a list of vendors from the sunday july 29th...12pm-4pm ballys grand market and italian village event. Our stuff was stolen and i need to rebuy. Its sad and im so upset. Please help!!”
2. Anonymous said... on Aug 18, 2012 at 09:53PM
“I love the crab cakes!”