A celebration of cuisine, streetwear and culture lands in Los Angeles on Sept. 28 for Family Style Food Festival, held at the Los Angeles State Historic Park
Presented by Complex and in partnership with the Pokémon Company International, the festival will host a full lineup of top chefs, restaurants, streetwear brands and entertainment for guests to feast on.
Tickets for the jam-packed event are available now. Head here to secure your spot.
Hosted by Kerwin Frost, Family Style food vendors will also connect with select brands for limited edition meals and merchandise pieces. Somr of the special pop-ups include Alfredo, a concept by The Alchemist and Freddie Gibbs based on their 2020 album of the same name, and Pikachu's Electric Cafe, with special bubble tea offerings.
This year’s line-up serves up the hottest chefs and restaurants, including: Din Tai Fung, Kuya Lord, Bacanora, baroo, Regina's Grocery, Kato, Porto's Bakery, LaSorted's Pizza x Philippe The Original, Katz's Delicatessen, Henry's Pizza, Carmen's Empanadas, 715 Sushi, Rocky's Matcha, Mariscos Jalisco, Camphor, Moo's Craft Barbecue, Camel Coffee, Villa's Tacos, Stella, Budonoki, Howlin' Ray's, Broad Street Oyster Co., Burritos La Palma, Trill Burgers, Avenue 26 Tacos, Amboy Quality Meats & Delicious Burgers, Jeni's Ice cream, Two Hommés, Lasita, Open Market, 10/10Burger., Park's BBQ, Ggiata, Holy Basil, Wanderlust Creamery, No Free Coffee, Alma's Place, Creaminal, Cobi's, Big B The Chef , 27 Club Coffee, Golden Dragon, Fat Dragon, Steep LA, and Clink.
Attendees can also take home merch from Nike, Converse, Awake NY, Verdy, Kids of Immigrants, Better Gift Shop, Badfriend, Billionaire Boys Club, Compton Cowboys, holiday®, New Era, AM-FM Equipment, Anti Social Social Club, Crenshaw Skate Club, Tombogo, Ignored Prayers, Bricks & Wood, The Hundreds, Vandy The Pink , Market, Gardens & Seeds, Paisa Boys, ISLA Project, Art Community, Diet Starts Monday, tokyovitamin, DJ Javier, Daydreamer LA and Represent.
Family Style will also be encouraging the next generation of diverse chefs by hosting cooking competition NEXT IN LINE, in partnership this year with RE:Her, where five female chefs will compete head-to-head for the chance to win $10,000 to advance their craft.
The festival will be a satisfying appetizer ahead of ComplexCon, which makes its Las Vegas debut in November. Slated to perform during the two-day event are Travis Scott and Playboi Carti.