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Chuck Fest 2016: Indulge in Southwest Louisiana's Premier Local Food Festival

Attending festivals in Southwest Louisiana? Come hungry—Chuck Fest delivers an exceptional culinary experience.

In about a week, the parking lot at Ryan and Division streets transforms into a vibrant outdoor food court showcasing local favorites. Food enthusiasts will want to sample a bit of everything.

Start with Southwest Louisiana's top food trucks: fresh tacos from Sloppy Taco, authentic Chinese dishes from Hi-Licious, and hot dogs or Frito pies from Weinie Dogs.

Chuck Fest 2016: Indulge in Southwest Louisiana s Premier Local Food Festival

Flavor abounds at Chuck Fest. Enjoy jerk chicken from Tasterite Jamaican, egg rolls and chicken pad thai from Velvet Pig, marinated chicken drumettes from 121 Artisan Bistro, and signature nachos from Casa Manana—perfectly spicy!

Chuck Fest 2016: Indulge in Southwest Louisiana s Premier Local Food Festival

Despite fall's arrival, warm weather calls for refreshments: frozen treats from Kona Ice, TCBY, and Pops & Rockets. Don't miss Acadian Coffee Roasters' nitro cold brew.

Downtown staples like Luna Bar & Grill, Tia Juanita's Fish Camp, Pujo St. Café, and Blue Dog Café will also be open. For a complete list of downtown restaurants, click here.

Chuck Fest 2016 boasts the most diverse menu yet!

Chuck Fest 2016 is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 15, from noon to midnight on the 600 and 700 blocks of Ryan Street. Visit www.chuckfestla.com or follow on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ChuckFestLA for updates.

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