A wide pathway led between the exhibit hall and the entertainment stage. That path was lined with many food stalls. In the foreground were "Hot Dogs on a Stick", and "Curly Fries", and "Sno Cones".

Inside the exhibit hall were a few food stalls. This one had not opened yet, but when it would have opened, it could have sold "Ice Cream". Below that sign was another that read, "We Proudly Serve Prince Pückler's Gourmet Ice Cream".

Another booth inside the exhibit hall sold, "Delicious Caramel Center Pecan Roll", Old Fashioned Fudge", "Freakin Sweet!", "All Day Suckers", and "Jaw Breakers", and "Licorice Ropes".

Carnival rides rose behind the food booths. Here were booths that ranged from, "Sausage Fest loaded Walla Walla Style!" to "BBQ 1/2 Chicken".

Another booth appeared to lack customers. It was the "Dottie's Elephant Ears Served Here" booth. A smaller sign read, "Fried in 100% Vegetable Oil No Cholesterol". A single elephant ear cost $6.50.

A booth labeled, "Sara's Mexican Cuisine" was set up next to another booth labeled, "Le Crépe". One side sold burritos and tacos, while the other side sold sweet or savory crepes.

A modest booth sold, "Tasty Pronto Pups, The original hot dog on a stick." They also offered a, "Veggie Pup" or a "Zucchini Pup" for those who couldn't eat meat.

A neon "Open" booth sold "Rice Bowl With Veggies" and "FruiTea Bubble". At the bottom of the booth they also mentioned that they offered, "Grilled Sandwiches" like a "Grilled Tuna Melt".