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People like to eat and snack, and it’s always a good thing to be at a party with fun food. Also, guests can get hungry waiting for the main food course of your party. Check out our ideas for having a memorable quinceanera food booth at your party.

Fruit Cup Booth

Who doesn’t love a fruit cup?! The kind you get strolling through the remate/swapmeet. This would be a fun addition to any quinceanera. What you will need: table, cut fresh fruit, cups, forks and toppings of choice such as tajin, Valentina, limes/lime juice, etc. If you wanted to do a variation on this, you could have fresas con crema (strawberries with cream). Both delicious and fun options for a quinceanera food booth.

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Elote Booth

Your guests would probably love to see an elote stand at your quince. To make it easier and less messy, you could do esquites–fresh roasted corn in a cup, with all the fixings you can think of! Mayonnaise or Mexican crema, cayenne pepper, cotija cheese, butter, cilantro, green onion, lime, and salt would be a good start for options. You will need all of these ingredients plus cups and serving/eating utensils, and a table to set up on. Include little signs for each ingredient so your guests know what everything is.

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Chocolate Fountain

A chocolate fountain is an elegant and tasty idea for a quinceanera food booth. This is a little more complex and you will probably have to rent the equipment or hire a business specializing in chocolate fountains. You will need a chocolate fountain, table to set up on, chocolate for melting plus any additional ingredients this requires and LOTS of options for dipping. Some ideas: graham crackers, marshmallows, strawberries, pretzels, oreos, apples, and rice krispy treats.

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Donut Booth

A donut booth could be a substitute for a traditional cake, or you could have the donut booth set up for guests to grab on their way out of your party. There are vertical donut stands you can use to stack and display your donuts. Get several different varieties to accommodate different tastes. Alternative idea: have a Mexican pan booth set up! Or have people walk through your party passing out pan on traditional silver trays.

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Chicken Wing Booth

For this booth, you will need several flavors of chicken wings, dips like ranch and bleu cheese, and celery and carrots. You will also need a way to keep the wings warm, signs to show the different flavors, little plates and serving utensils and plenty of napkins. YUM.

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As you can see, you can make a quinceanera food booth out of pretty much any kind of food. Food booths are such a fun surprise for your guests. What kind of food booth would you set up for your quince?