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Enjoying the stre-eatery

A unique eating experience has parked at Craigieburn Central, with the opening of the ‘Stre-eatery’.

Vendor’s food trucks are set up in Central Lane at the centre for visitors to enjoy a selection of treats and nibbles.

Food options include ice cream, fairy floss, tacos, ‘sip & dip’ mocktails, waffles and crepes, and Indian food.

Craigieburn Central centre manager Christine McDonnell said the offerings were aimed at being exciting and enticing for shoppers.

“We are excited to welcome our new Stre-eatery activation to Craigieburn Central and look forward to seeing the dynamic mix of operators evolve over coming months,” Ms McDonnell said.

“As the centre gets busier in the lead up to the holiday season, it’s perfect timing for our customers to come and enjoy the new additions and the vibrancy and choice they have brought to Craigieburn Central.”

The activation is set to continue through the summer months and holiday season, with vendors set to “evolve” during the time.

The evolution of the vendors will mean the introduction of new cuisines, offering customers continual choice, including a vegan option coming soon.

The Stre-eatery activation can be found at the centre in Central Lane, opposite United Cinemas.

Vendors will operate from noon until 9pm daily.

Michaela Meade

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