Wantagh food truck festival brings delightful feast
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The St. Frances de Chantal Parish and the Knights of Columbus and Columbiettes hosted their Summer Saturday Evening’s Food Truck Festival in Wantagh on July 20.
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The food truck festival at St. Frances De Chantal was a success, thanks to the Parish Knights of Columbus and Columbiettes.
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Madison Aylward, 6, from Wantagh, enjoying a cold treat on a hot summer day during the food truck festival.
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Donny Canossa 4 from Wantagh
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Brothers Michael Covo, left, and Steven Covo from the Filthy Pig Barbecue.
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Amanda Santana, left, and EJ Santana from Bori Bites holding Empanacos.
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The St. Frances de Chantal Parish, alongside the Knights of Columbus and Columbiettes, hosted their Summer Saturday Evening’s Food Truck Festival in Wantagh on July 20.
The event took place in the parking lot of St. Frances de Chantal Roman Catholic Church in Wantagh and featured a variety of food options, including tacos, cold treats perfect for the summer heat, and mouth-watering barbecue. Featured food trucks included Bori Bites, Dashboard Diner, The Filthy Pig Barbecue and Wicked Waffle.
The festival drew a lively crowd, with attendees enjoying delicious food during the hot summer weather.
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