A wine, beer and spirits festival in Toronto is in hot water after attendees are calling them out for a lack of food to pair with the beverages. 

Just so you know @SwirlTo this year was a huge disappointment. we never expected a dinner at the event but at least snacks/appetizers to pair with the amount of alcohol was offered. #SwirlTOSurvivor #FalseAdvertising #SommFrustration @LCBO https://t.co/aW2KZLXF7X

— Emjlv (@Emjlv) June 5, 2018

SwirlTO, held at the Brick Works last Friday, was marketed as a "night of wine, spirits and beer tasting, together with distinctive food pairings." According to ticket holders, the bites that were there were few and far between.  

In previous years, food had been available. 

@SwirlTo supposed to be good here, but it comes out as 30 hors d'oeuvres every 10 minutes, and they're gone in 30 seconds. Not worth the price.

— Wendy Kirk (@wendymaekirk) June 1, 2018

The festival had two tiers of tickets: general and VIP. The general admission tickets price was $70 and the VIP ticket was $95. 

I’m at @SwirlTo I wonder if I can order a #pizza because there’s no #food to accompany the #alcohol #Toronto #VIPTicket #wtf @lcbo #drinkscananda #fail not #luxury pic.twitter.com/RKOmiBwoJZ

— Gerald (@G2Whisky) June 1, 2018

Some attendees even going as far to call the lack of food "dangerous." 

@SwirlTo where’s the food? This is getting dangerous... #toronto #wine #beer #hungry #swirlto

— HockeyFan1898 (@HockeyFan1898) June 1, 2018

The festival looks to have sent out an apology to attendees, tweeted out by an account called "Swirl TO Survivors" tagged with #SwirlTOsurvivors. 

.@SwirlTo Thx for admitting you still have our money. May we have it back please? #SwirlTOsurvivors #Toronto #SwirlTO @blogTO @metromorning @lcbo #hungry pic.twitter.com/LAuNNjKBmR

— Swirl TO Survivors (@ToSwirl) June 3, 2018

"We'd like to apologize for the limited availability and flow of food at the event. We have heard your concern and we understand your frustration," reads what appears to be an email sent from SwirlTO to attendees.

"A surge in on-site ticket sales and resulting logistical challenges were difficult to overcome. Again, we would like to sincerely apologize if this meant that you did not get to enjoy your SwirlTO experience to the fullest." 

SwirlTO has not responded for comment.