Southsea Food Festival 2026: Full list of all the stalls that will appear this weekend July 4 and 5

Southsea Food Festival returns this weekend, and will attract thousands of hungry people looking to try out tastes from around the world.

Here’s a full list of the traders who are due to be there.

Two lads kitchen – this food business started in Southbank riverside, London until it expanded around the UK to provide more places with it’s delicious, authentic Afghan food.

Aroma grill events – a classic steak and chips with the unconventional twist of a South American cut of meat, as well as using only the fat from the meat when cooking it, no butter or other fats.

Beaky blinders – offers a diverse range of food options that cater for different dietary needs, such as gluten free, vegan and dairy free bakes.

Chennai express – with locations in both Basingstoke and Fleet, the authentic Indian street food offered by Sagar Barlawar and Vamsi Madireddy reflects the diversity of South Indian cuisine.

Churros Ole – this family run business, based in Hampton, provides churros which have been adapted to British taste while remaining loyal to Spanish roots.

Crepe roulette – traveling all around the south of England, this mobile creperie provides homemade crepes for all events.

Croxton’s kitchen and tap bar – located in Southsea, this local business serves a wide range of different food and drink – from burgers to salads to tacos and desserts - allowing for a perfect meal for everyone.

Earth to oven – the closely knit community within this business uses local, seasonal produce to increase the quality of the food they are making.

Gourmet kabab kitchen – from Loughton, this business mirrors traditional Mediterranean food with their flame-grilled kababs and rich flavours that come with them.

Greek cuisine Tony – the Southsea business captures the taste of Greece with its chicken and pork Greek wraps.

Gyroland – this business brings Greek cuisine to Southsea with its wide variety of traditional Greek dishes, rich flavours and fresh ingredients.

Italian street food –

Justasia – Portsmouth’s first Filipino café serves a mixture of Pan-Asian food and drink, with dishes featuring from all across the continent.

Fries love – this food truck caters for events across Portsmouth, the South Coast and London, and is known for its authentic Korean street food, as well as specialising in a wide range of various Korean corn dogs.

Kwackers – the Southampton restaurant provides a range of Western and Asian street food, bringing flavours and cultures together.

Langos – traditional Hungarian deep-fried bread as a popular street food.

Mac and cheese – popular comfort dish made from macaroni pasta and cheesy sauce

Need street food – need street food is a hospitality business based in Southsea. As well as serving a delicious range of burgers, fries, chicken tenders and more, Need Street Food works with their charity partner Plump’d by funding the shipping of food to a programme fighting malnutrition.

Newdlez – located around London, Newdlez provides authentic Thai street food.

Paella – a Spanish dish consisting of rice, seafood, chicken, vegetables and more.

Peppercoast - Afro-Caribbean food including Curry Goat, Jerk chicken, veggie and vegan curry and much more.

Piecaramba – located in Southsea, Southampton and many other places, Rob Litchfield and Phil Linssen incorporate comics and pop culture into their business of selling pie and mash.

Serra’s Brazilian Bakery – these savoury, home made bites are inspired by the flavours of Brazil.

Shroom – a mushroom based food truck, selling shroom burgers, loaded fries and more.

Singapore noodles – a stir-fry dish reflecting authentic Malaysian street dishes.

Slushie stall – selling slushies, candy floss, fruit and sweets

Spark on the Go – a local charity based in Portsmouth which serves toasties, but also runs their Pay it Forward campaign, providing not only a warm meal to someone in need, but a sense of comfort and connection too.

Stone’s Throw kitchen – this restaurant, found in Portsmouth, provides plant powered pizza perfect for vegetarians and vegans.

Tacos by Baja – located in Fareham, this Mexican style food includes dishes such as tacos, quesadillas and burritos, as well as a wide variety of drinks.

The Cookhouse Street Food – locally sourced and family run, this food truck focuses on fresh, local and homemade food, such as muffin stacks, bagels and more.

The Drunken Barman – a mobile bar, located in Waterlooville, specialising in Portuguese style cocktails.

The Garden Restaurants – Pan-Asian street food from plant-based sources.

The Guildable Manor – renowned for its fresh ingredients and excellent sandwiches, with both meat and vegetarian options such as spiced lamb or marinated halloumi baguettes.

The Matchabox – a modern variation of the traditional Matcha lattes.

The Southsea bar – serves Pils, Larger and Cider

Three Cuts Burger – American style gourmet smash burger and fries

Twisted Chicks – serves twisted potatoes and a wide variety of delicious corn dogs

Wicked bubble tea & slush – freshly made bubble tea alongside other desserts

YUM YUM – traditional oriental Chinese food

Baba Dhaba – London based Pakastani street food provider

Burger and fries – a large variety of burgers, from chicken to beef to veggie.

Crumbelicious – delicious crumble desserts with a wide range of toppings and flavours

Deutsche Bratwurst Co – award winning, authentic German sausages

Dragon Father’s Kitchen – traditional Chinese cuisine, such as steamed rice cakes, gyozas, chicken noodles and more.

Traditional Greek street food - Greek souvlaki, pitta, gyros, wraps and more.

Naan stop – Indian street food such a paratha, curries and street food, as well as Karak Chai tea.

Oshibuns – a fusion stall serving delicious Asian street food such as Japanese gyoza, boa’s, Asian style loaded fries as well as other foods incorporating spiced meats and veg.

Oriental Kitchen – Japanese Korean street food

Poppy’s Pineapples – a couple-run organisation that provides handmade cocktails, mocktails and fresh smoothies.

Portsmouth Distillery – rum and gin from a local business

Sizzling-Kitchen – a mobile pizza van based in Portsmouth that specialises in hand-made pizza. The dough made from scratch and the state-of-the-art pizza ovens ensure a delicious pizza cooked to perfection.

Staggeringly good LTD – a Portsmouth based organisation focused on brewing quality beer and making dinosaur puns.

Stardust loaded popcorn – a revolutionised exploration of the typical popcorn snack, with new flavours such as ‘Biscuit boogie’ and ‘Cookie Grove and Cream’.

Takoyaki – a traditional Japanese snack consisting of round balls of fried batter filled with octopus and topped with savoury sauces and garnishes.

The Big J Hawaiian Ice Cream Cone – Hawaiian ice cream

The Bone Bar – serves lager, wine, spirits and cocktails

Waffles – delicious waffles covered in Belgium chocolate and other toppings

Baked by Sweet Tooth – New York style cookies and other sweet treats made local by the organisation found in Southsea.

Big ginger sauce company – found in Surrey, these artisan hot sauces are flavour-first and hand-crafted, exploring the power of heat and bold, vibrant flavours.

Butternut box – great dog food for fussy eaters, long term doggie health, both puppies and fully grown dogs, and for sensitive stomachs.

Cats protection – UK charity dedicated to improving the welfare of cats around the country.

Chickie’s Scotch eggs – with UK produced meat and eggs, these luxury Scotch eggs include flavours such as: Stilton and Apple, Sweet Chili and Garlic, Traditional Port Sausage, and many more.

Downtown distillery – found in Salisbury, this distillery creates spirits and barware inspired by the beauty of the Wiltshire Downs.

GreekaOlives – delicious olives from Greece

Granny Sally’s fudge – this Grandmother-Granddaughter duo creates mouth-wateringly good homemade fudge and other traditional sweet treats, such as rocky roads and snickerdoodles.

Jonah’s Meads – this original product uses quality ingredients to provide the most authentic version of the Mead possible.

Marro – high quality, fresh cat food to improve health and happiness.

Nonna Tonda – freshly made pasta paired with a delicious range of sauces

Pauline Macarons – from a baker in Portsmouth comes famously elegant macarons baked fresh on the daily.

Parker’s Free From – award winning range of goodies, including pies, cakes, traybakes, sausage rolls, pasties, and Scotch eggs.

T Cakes Bakehouse – a home baker based in Portsmouth making delicious batch bakes, such as brownies, blondies and celebration cakes.

Tea mountain – eco-friendly, ethically sourced, high quality imported Chinese teas based in Gosport.

The Biltong Merchant – artisan biltong and South African-style dried meat snacks from Hampshire

The Noble Bee – superb quality raw honey and beeswax candles that come from products made from their own hives.

Twinkles face painting – a face painting artist from Hampshire with a large choice of intricate designs.

Yum yum’s sweeties – a large variety of tasty sweets.