Posted in Texas July 05, 2017 by

You Won’t Want To Miss This Fantastic Fajita Festival In Texas This Summer

Calling all Mexican food lovers! We usually associate summer with grilled everything, but what about sizzling fajitas fresh off the skillet? The annual Fajita Fest in Houston is coming up on July 22, and you definitely won’t want to miss out.

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The Fajita Festival is an annual celebration of all aspects of Mexican culture, including food, drinks, and entertainment.
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World-class grill masters gather to showcase their craft, cooking up everything from shrimp to steak.
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Many of the stations are self-serve, so pile whatever toppings you want on your fajitas rather than the person behind the counter doing it.
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Contenders will battle for the People's Choice Fajita Award, and those who love competition but aren't the best chefs can enter the taco, jalapeno, or watermelon eating competition.
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There will also be various booths set up throughout the venue, with vendors selling everything from authentic Mexican soda to handcrafted clothing items and souvenirs.
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You'll love the beer and spirit garden, where you'll find cocktails, spiked lemonade and more to complement your fajitas perfectly. Sip your drink while watching live music from local bands, dancing, midget wrestling, and artists painting.
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The festival will be located at 2619 Polk St, Houston, TX 77003. For more information, visit this website.

Have you ever been to the Fajita Festival? What’s your favorite festival in Texas?