Governors Ball: Tacos, Hot Dogs, And A Lot Of Water (Slideshow)

Arancini Bros served four varieties of their delicious rice balls, including the buffalo chicken seen here.

Attendees could choose from beef, chicken, or veggie dogs from Asia Dog.

The Bareburger truck served their burgers to a consistently long line of burger-lovers.

Candy Rox, a candy shop based in Rye, New York, had a stand at Governors Ball.

Dan Chang and Michael Garner make up L.A.-based group Hunter Hunted, which opened the day on Saturday.

Handsome Hank's offered their fish sandwiches, shrimp, and fish and chips combo.

Brindle Room's burger was a popular item, along with their BBQ chicken sandwich and grilled portobello sandwich.

Cafe Habana's Cuban sandwich was their most popular item, a sandwich topped with roast pork, ham, Swiss cheese, chipotle mayo, and pickles.

The Philly cheesesteak truck is a favorite of New Yorkers and New York Yankees alike.

The food-loving group performed for an energetic crowd on Saturday. The guys have been touring all over the world, and say the best food they've had was in Europe, varying from a seven course meal in Paris to a truck stop in Switzerland. "The truck stops in Switzerland are out of this world. It's kind of like Whole Foods but 100 times better," Ooah (Josh Mayer) says. When they're in the states, they like to hunt down the best restaurant in the town where they're playing. The morning of Governors Ball the guys chowed down on Ess-a-Bagel.

Local Brooklyn bar Fort Defiance served up a variety of cocktails in the Shade Oasis, including the Paloma (tequila and grapefruit soda) and Barbados Buck (rum, ginger beer, and lime).

Coolhaus trucks are a staple at festivals, as well as on the streets of New York, L.A., Austin, and Dallas. Their sandwiches are all made to order so festivalgoers can choose their cookie and ice cream individually.

Festival regulars Pie for the People made this pizza with roasted potatoes, caramelized onions, spinach, roasted garlic, and feta cheese.

Ports Coffee served cold brew and cold brew lattes. In the next stand over, Brooklyn Soda Works poured their tasty homemade sodas, including the hibiscus mint seen here.

The rapper and star of Community performed late Saturday afternoon.

Attendees with a sweet tooth could stop by the Milk Bar stand for a slice of crack pie or a cookie.

The Morris truck served a few varieties — a classic with cheddar, gouda with bacon, fontina with kale, cheddar with jerk sauce, and one with truffle cheese, truffle butter, and caramelized shallots.

Crif Dogs brought their truck in and served a few different hot dogs, including the Tsunami Dog seen here — a bacon-wrapped dog topped with pineapple, teriyaki sauce, and scallions.

The TriBeCa restaurant served this crunchy coconut rice in addition to a papaya salad.

We want to be friends with the guy that ordered four lobster rolls.

Melt ice cream sandwiches were also on hand serving their desserts, perfect for a hot day.

Mile End Deli served a variety of hot dogs (meat or veggie) plus four sandwiches. Seen here is the Spicy Slaw Dog — topped with pickled cauliflower, harissa slaw, and honey mayo.

When temperatures were hanging out in the 80s all day Saturday and Sunday, attendees stayed hydrated by visiting one of the four water stations to fill up Nalgenes, empty bottles, or even empty beer cans.

There's nothing better on a hot day than a towering ice cream cone from a Mister Softee truck.

Those not looking to eat healthy at Governors Ball could hit up The Nugget Spot for a variety of chicken nugget options.

Phil's Steaks kept a consistently long line throughout the weekend.

The 23-year-old rapper performed on Sunday afternoon, along with his fellow member of Odd Future, Earl Sweatshirt.

Pizza Vita brought their portable wood-fired oven to make pizzas for attendees.

East Village fry specialists brought their goods to Governors Ball.

Sandwiches at Porchetta were sliced to order.

At the Porchetta stand, incredients that go into their pork were displayed.

Jack's Sliders and Sushi offered a variety of sushi rolls for festivals-goers looking for something quick and filling.

One of the many taco options at Governors Ball were these chicken tacos from The Taco Truck, topped with lime-pickled onion and roasted red salsa.

J. Cole performed in the heat of late afternoon on Sunday.

Our favorite dish at the festival this weekend – the peach and tomato salad from Mayhem & Stout. It was light and refreshing on the hot afternoons.

The Lebanese food truck offered sandwiches and platters.

The geniuses at Beekman's Burgers were serving sliced watermelon, the ideal festival food.