Chuck's Eat the Street

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  • 2012
  • 3 Seasons
  • 7.5  (22)

Discover the streets of America in the best way possible. While watching this show, you will be taken across the country, observing various meal preparations along the way. Discover all of the food that is prepared on some of the most popular streets in the country, such as Mission Street in California or Walnut Street in Pennsylvania. Travel to almost every state where there is one street that Chuck finds. When he travels down the street, there are various places he will stop at to dive into the food served. You will see how the food is made as well as learn about a little of the history of the restaurant. This is a show that opens your taste buds so that you get new ideas for meals for your own family as well as find out about new places to eat when you travel. Directions are often given to the locations.

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Planet Portland
13. Planet Portland
October 17, 2014
The food culture in Portland, Ore., is totally amazing, so Chuck starts out on Division St.
No Place Like Pittsburgh
12. No Place Like Pittsburgh
September 25, 2014
Pittsburgh has topped surveys as America's most livable big city for years. The greatest steel town the world ever knew is characterized by cool old neighborhoods, beautiful views, friendly people, and a food renaissance. Chuck hits Penn Avenue to get a taste of history.
A Canadian Goes Cajun
11. A Canadian Goes Cajun
September 18, 2014
Acadiana, Louisiana, seems like its own country. It has a flag, language and customs. Here on Pinhook Road, tradition runs deep, but Chuck Hughes visits chefs who are reinventing the classics.
Vancouver Cool
10. Vancouver Cool
September 11, 2014
Vancouver started as a sawmill and seaport and has transformed into one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Chuck Hughes checks out the epicenter of fashion, sidewalk society and a lot of really good food - Robson Street.
Mountain State Surprise
9. Mountain State Surprise
September 4, 2014
West Virginia has divine scenery and some pretty heavenly cooking, too, in the town of Lewisburg. Chuck Hughes explores it all on the town's main drag, a stretch of U.S. Route 60 that's known as Washington Street.
Music City Meals
8. Music City Meals
August 28, 2014
Nashville has one of the country's most up-tempo food scenes.
Little Osaka, a Lot of LA
7. Little Osaka, a Lot of LA
August 21, 2014
In West Los Angeles, there's a gem of a neighborhood called Little Osaka. Japanese businesses still anchor the main street that runs through it, Sawtelle Boulevard, but a new world of influences is turning it into a hotbed of California cuisine.
Boy Meets Birmingham
6. Boy Meets Birmingham
August 14, 2014
Iron and steel put Birmingham, Alabama on the map, but presently it's known for great cooking, especially in the historic neighborhood of Five Points South.
Hudson Valley Hot Spot
5. Hudson Valley Hot Spot
August 7, 2014
A hundred miles up the Hudson River from NYC is the quaint town of Rhinebeck. With only 3,000 people, there are dozens of delicious eateries. Along a former stagecoach road called Route 9, Chuck Hughes tastes the bounty.
Houston Goes Global
4. Houston Goes Global
July 31, 2014
Houston is a melting pot with over two million people. To meet its community of world-renowned chefs, Chuck Hughes heads to Westheimer Road.
Minneapolis Melting Pot
3. Minneapolis Melting Pot
July 24, 2014
Minnesota is called the "land of 10,000 lakes," but there's only one lake that Chuck Hughes is interested in - Lake Avenue in Minneapolis. It's home to the city's most delicious and diverse cuisine.
Phoenix Feasting
2. Phoenix Feasting
July 17, 2014
Standing tall above the beautiful Arizona desert is Camelback Mountain. And, at the base of this mountain, sits Camelback Road and the heart of the Phoenix food scene. Chuck Hughes visits this culinary row for a taste of Phoenix.
Authentically Austin
1. Authentically Austin
July 10, 2014
Austin doesn't quite crack the top ten in size for US cities. It's number eleven, but for its food scene, a lot of people think Austin is number one. For a cross section of its culinary creativity, Chuck heads to Lamar Boulevard.
Description

Discover the streets of America in the best way possible. While watching this show, you will be taken across the country, observing various meal preparations along the way. Discover all of the food that is prepared on some of the most popular streets in the country, such as Mission Street in California or Walnut Street in Pennsylvania. Travel to almost every state where there is one street that Chuck finds. When he travels down the street, there are various places he will stop at to dive into the food served. You will see how the food is made as well as learn about a little of the history of the restaurant. This is a show that opens your taste buds so that you get new ideas for meals for your own family as well as find out about new places to eat when you travel. Directions are often given to the locations.

Chuck's Eat the Street is a series that is currently running and has 3 seasons (32 episodes). The series first aired on October 9, 2012.

Where to Watch Chuck's Eat the Street

Chuck's Eat the Street is available for streaming on the Cooking Channel website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Chuck's Eat the Street on demand at Amazon Prime, Amazon, Google Play and Apple TV.

  • Premiere Date
    October 9, 2012
  • IMDB Rating
    7.5  (22)