The Peg

Great place to try "pegging"! Obviosly, I'm just kidding....The real best place to try "pegging", according to my sources, is actually nearby the bushes in close proximity towards the dounkin dounut's stand! You'll know the shubbary to which I refer, due to the weird sounds coming out of them and the bush's limbs vibrant movements signaling to other potential users--"this bush is in use".

I'm glad to know this, not because I want to participate or anything weird like that--but as a level 6 google maps reviewer, you'd be suprised by how many questions I get from random ppl asking--"where is the best place to peg at the state fair?"

In the past, I've always felt a bit weird about answering, due to knowing nothing to little about the act--besides what little amount of education I have picked up from urbandictionary dot com about the subject. However, now I know from the word of others that this is the place for those looking to peg; and relieves me of my conscious in not having to tell ppl looking to peg anymore this advive--"well, I'm not sure where the best place to peg is...but why not try the space needle"

3 gimp masks out 5!

The Peg provides a nice change of pace from the numerous booths offering deep-fried foods on sticks. They have a nice spot in the Southeast side of the iconic Horticulture building, with seating inside, or out on the patio. I usually think of The Peg as a breakfast place, but was happy to find seating available on a rainy Saturday afternoon. I enjoyed their California burger very much. The fries were good too, even if not the tastiest on the fairgrounds.

It's also nice to have table side service, after walking the fair for hours on end. Imagine, you just park yourself at a table and someone promptly takes your order and then brings the food and drinks to you while you rest. Sweet!