Delicious Eats at Art, Rhythm and Wine

Casa de Bandini

The 2nd Annual Art, Rhythm and Wine Festival wowed the world, partly due to all of the yummy food and beverages at our event! We’ve already sang the praises of our alcohol providers and displayed our gorgeous gallery. Now, take a look at all of the wonderful food and companies that dazzled at our Art, Rhythm and Wine Festival, benefitting Us4Warriors!

Buca di Beppo

​​It’s one of the most famous Italian restaurant chains in the country, and we were lucky enough to have Buca di Beppo at our Art, Rhythm and Wine Festival. Fine Italian favorites wowed the crowd all evening with Buca di Beppo's delectable pasta dishes!

Casa de Bandini

​​Because who doesn’t love fresh guacamole and amazing tacos? Casa De Bandini, located in the prestigious Carlsbad Forum, served fun and festive fresh Mexican food at Art, Rhythm and Wine, including chips, meat, and all of the usual fixings! 

Crispy Fruit

Providing nutritious and delicious snacks to consumers of all ages is what Crispy Green is all about. Each bag of Crispy Fruit contains a single ingredient: fruit! With a variety of delicious natural flavors, there's nothing not to like with Crispy Fruit.

Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf

Born and brewed in California since 1963, The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf is the oldest and largest privately held specialty coffee and tea retailer in the United States. The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf provided coffee and hot chocolate at Art, Rhythm and Wine.

Panera Bread

Delicious cookies greeted the Art, Rhythm and Wine guests at the back of the VIP area, courtesy of Panera Bread! From oatmeal-raisin to chocolate chip, Panera Bread provided a sweet treat for everyone prior to the festivities.

Spunky Makings

This veteran-run company was a perfect fit for our veteran-benefiting event. Spunky Makings caters for intimate events with their homecooked fusion of Latina, Asian and Italian cuisine. 

Urban Plates

Urban Plates is a local, California-based quick-food restaurant that is passionate about changing the way the world eats. They make fresh, wholesome, and delicious food at an affordable price, created with high-quality ingredients grown in sustainable ways.

Which Wich

At our Art, Rhythm and Wine event, having an easy, hand-held sandwich allowed our guests to walk around and enjoy each and every vendor booth. Which Wich produces delicious, healthy sandwiches of the highest quality. 

Deanna's Gluten Free Bakery

Deanna’s Gluten Free Bakery contributed an amazing gluten-free carrot cake with a cream cheese frosting to Saturday’s event. The cake was moist and the frosting was the perfect balance of sweet and creamy; guests consumed the cake near the end of the night. Deanna’s Gluten Free bakery is located in Escondido, and owner Deanna Smith’s products can be found at grocery stores like Jimbo’s throughout San Diego.

Ara Lebanese Grill

The Ara Lebanese Grill generously donated multiple trays of freshly made falafel, as well as hummus and pita to Saturday’s event. This new business is located in San Marcos and it cooks authentic Lebanese food. Among the Ara Lebanese Grill’s menu are a litany of vegetarian options, all made from the owner’s family recipes.

InVok Energy

InVok is designed for women who desire healthy energy from natural sources and contains vitamins, nutrients and antioxidants essential to a woman’s health. Art, Rhythm and Wine featured two of InVok Energy's flavors: Cranberry and Citrus.

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