The East Lawrence Warehouse Arts District played host to the First Annual Kansas Food Truck Festival Saturday.

The event featured six food truck vendors from across the state as well as local bands, Truckstop Honeymoon, Wells the Traveler and Psychic Heat. Proceeds from the event will benefit Just Food, the Douglas County Food Bank.

Hundreds of people came out to enjoy the food and family-friendly atmosphere. Attendees had nothing but good things to say about the delicious food.

Samantha Gauthier, Lawrence

Truck: Wilma’s

Dish: Notorious P.I.G (shredded pork patty with cabbage and spicy sauce)

“It was really good. I don’t know what this sauce is but its great.”

Mauricio Gomez, Lawrence

Truck: Indios Carbonsitos Mexi-Q

Dish: Sopas

“They are excellent. I’m from Mexico so I tend to judge Mexican food pretty harshly, but these are really good.”

Andrew Sanchez, Topeka

Truck: Richie Rich’s

Dish: Ribs and pulled-pork sandwich

“It’s really good, especially for a truck. Definitely better than I was expecting, and worth the wait.”

Aubrey Loizzi, Lawrence

Truck: The Blissful Bite

Dish: Mini blissful burrito

“It’s really really good. You can really taste the flavors and you can tell it’s organic.”

Jessica Blubaugh, Overland Park

Truck: Organized Chaos

Dish: Bánh mí

“It’s great and very fresh.”

Lori Muilenburg, Lawrence

Truck: KCBobs

Dish: Mama Mia (meatball kabob, covered in marinara and served over garlic bread)

“It’s pretty bomb.”