The Inquirer Food Fest is powered by partners who believe in celebrating community, culture, and local flavor. We’re proud to collaborate with organizations who invest in Philadelphia and share our commitment to lifting the region.
Truist is committed to building better lives and stronger communities, and that work includes supporting the people and places that shape Philadelphia. Through financial guidance, community investment, and local partnerships, Truist helps individuals and businesses thrive.
At Food Fest, Truist brings that same spirit of hospitality and connection through an elevated guest experience designed to bring people together. Step into the Truist Premium Lounge — an exclusive retreat for Premium Ticket holders — where comfort, style, and a little indulgence meet. Enjoy specialty drinks from a private bar and elevated bites found only here, then unwind in the plush seating area just outside the lounge, open to all guests. Recharge, sip, snack, and connect with fellow Philly food lovers.
Headquartered in the Philadelphia region for more than a century, Lincoln Financial has long supported local communities through empowerment, education, and action.
At Food Fest, Lincoln Financial brings The Action Plan to life with a roaming photo booth and raffle designed to make your pastimes last a lifetime. Snap a photo for a chance to win Eagles tickets, a Philly restaurant gift card, or a spa day package.
Guests will also receive an exclusive Inquirer Food Fest tote featuring curated gifts, including the What a Run! Eagles commemorative book, courtesy of Lincoln Financial.
Uber keeps Philadelphia moving, connecting neighborhoods, small businesses, and the city’s biggest cultural moments. As the Official Ride Share Partner of Food Fest, Uber makes it easy to arrive and get home safely with a dedicated pickup and drop-off zone steps from the venue.
Skip parking and head straight to the action — just open the app, set your destination to The Fillmore, and follow signs to the Uber Zone.
Plus, enjoy a complimentary coffee or hot chocolate from Uber as you arrive to start your Food Fest experience.
Use code FOODFESTFREERIDE for a free ride (valid only for first rides, up to $20).
While supplies last. Expires 12/31/25. Terms apply.
Started in Philadelphia in 1917, Goldenberg’s Peanut Chews are a true hometown classic, woven into the city’s history and flavor.
At Food Fest, Peanut Chews teams up with Philly’s own Chef Jennifer Carroll for a one-day-only collaboration that celebrates local pride through sweet and savory bites with a gourmet twist, available exclusively at the festival.
From the makers of Philadelphia’s own Stateside Vodka, Surfside has become the region’s go-to drink with its refreshingly simple lineup of iced tea + vodka and lemonade + vodka. Surfside brings crisp flavor and serious hometown energy to Food Fest.
Need a breather between tastings? Head to the Surfside Bar for a chilled vodka lemonade or iced tea, and soak in the laid-back, feel-good spirit that defines Philly.
Founded in Philadelphia in 1884, Jacquin’s is America’s oldest cordial producer and a cornerstone of the city’s craft beverage scene. Still rooted in tradition but driven by innovation, Jacquin’s is proud to serve at Food Fest.
Together with Dietz & Watson, Jacquin’s is shaking things up with a pickle-vodka Bloody Mary that’s bold, briny, and full of flavor — the kind of cocktail that cuts through the noise and wakes up your palate.
Born on a college campus in Philly and grown into a national movement, Sharing Excess fights food waste and food insecurity by redirecting surplus ingredients to communities in need. As our Sustainability Partner, they ensure Food Fest gives back by rescuing unused food and redistributing it responsibly.
Info: foodfest@inquirer.com
The Philadelphia Inquirer is committed to making Food Fest a celebration that’s as good for the planet as it is for the palate. From reducing food waste with our partners at Sharing Excess to working with eco-conscious vendors, we’re taking steps to create a more sustainable future for our community.
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