Sunny days and pleasant weather welcomed thousands to the 20th annual Charleston Wine + Food Festival. Get a little taste here of of the food and drink served at Citadel stadium on Friday through Sunday afternoons plus at opening night and in various venues around town:

Visitors lined up Saturday to enter Citadel stadium. Credit: City Paper, Andy Brack 
Credit: City Paper, Becky Lacey 
Luis Martinez of Asheville serves a corn ceviche. Credit: City Paper, Becky Lacey 
Martinez’s corn ceviche. Credit: City Paper, Becky Lacey 
Tasty sandwich from Legend’s Deli in Charleston. Credit: City Paper, Becky Lacey 
Deviled egg with trout roe from Chef Kevin Johnson, The Grocery, at the event’s media lunch with Discover SC. Credit: City Paper, Becky Lacey 
Tater tot nigiri at The Grocery. Credit: City Paper, Becky Lacey 
Quinton Middleton of Middleton Knives. Credit: City Paper, Andy Brack 
Spirit animal. Credit: City Paper, Andy Brack 
Lamb kebab from a dinner at Ma’am Saab. Credit: City Paper, Becky Lacey 
Rasmalai dessert at Ma’am Saab. Credit: City Paper, Becky Lacey 
The Tito’s tent was a popular starting point for many. Credit: City Paper, Andy Brack 
Local business Blue Bicycle Books had a booth. Credit: City Paper, Andy Brack 
Visitors enjoyed food from Kiawah Island Golf Resort. Credit: City Paper, Andy Brack 
Lots of grilled meat. Credit: City Paper, Andy Brack 
Credit: City Paper, Andy Brack 
Opening night at the Cistern, kicking off the 20th anniversary. Credit: City Paper, Becky Lacey 
Winter roots som tam, The Grocery. Credit: City Paper, Becky Lacey 
Roasted carrot, The Grocery. Credit: City Paper, Becky Lacey 
Carolina Gold rice tabouli, The Grocery. Credit: City Paper, Becky Lacey 
Cornmeal pound cake, The Grocery. Credit: City Paper, Becky Lacey 
Carolina salad, Ma’am Saab. Credit: City Paper, Becky Lacey 
Menu at Ma’am Saab from visiting Chef Saif Rahman of Peregrine restaurant, Raleigh, N.C. Credit: City Paper, Becky Lacey 
Beef heart shawarma at Ma’am Saab. Credit: City Paper, Becky Lacey 
Exotic Mexican fruits, Ma’am Saab. Credit: City Paper, Becky Lacey 
Milk-braised lamb shank, Ma’am Saab. Credit: City Paper, Becky Lacey
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