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Jacksonville's Culinary Delights on Wheels - Food truck festival

Ashleigh Nicole

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Who doesn't love a good food truck event? Luckily for those in Jacksonville, AL, the city will be hosting the Jacksonville Food Truck Festival on June 10, 2023, from 11 AM to 7 PM at 804 Pelham Rd S, Jacksonville, AL 36265-2736, United States​. This event, dubbed 'Hidden Gems on Wheels', will be featuring more than 10 food trucks, offering a variety of unique and tantalizing flavors to satisfy every palate​.

Among the food trucks, you'll see there are:

Sea Life the Cajun cookery food truck

"Bonnie Ray", known as Bonnie Ray's Bake Shoppe located in Anniston, AL, specializes in baked goods, desserts, and ice cream​​. This could be a great stop for those with a sweet tooth.

Big Boy Wings is another food truck that will be present at the festival. Known for its Wings, BBQ (chicken, pork), and burgers, this food truck is sure to satisfy those craving hearty, meaty dishes​​.

Brix N Stix is another food truck on the lineup. They serve wood-fired pizzas to die for.

Send Noodz is a food truck to get delicious, hot noodz from Oxford, AL.

Kin Express is a hibachi and sushi food truck from Oxford, AL

Qwik Chik is the food truck where you'll find Southern craved Jesus bound best rotisserie in town from Ashland, AL.

Pelican's Sno Balls serves the best sno cones in Oxford, AL.

Julia's Kitchen

Baby Boys Barbecue is a barbecue food truck out of Birmingham serving some competition winning barbecue.

A Dab of This and a Dab of That is a gourmet egg roll food truck out of Birmingham, AL

RNB Finz & Chicks. serves fresh, never frozen healthy fish and chick food truck from Oxford, AL.

Food truck festivals are a great opportunity to explore the local culinary scene in a fun and relaxed atmosphere. Make sure to mark your calendars for this exciting event in Jacksonville. Whether you're a foodie or simply enjoy trying new things, this festival is sure to offer something for everyone.

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Ashleigh Nicole is an Alabama-based writer and freelancer, bringing a unique blend of culinary expertise and creative storytelling to the world of writing. The former executive chef at a prominent French bistro was forced to rethink career choice after COVID-19. She is now a truth seeker and news junkie sharing what she finds with her audience. Drawing from her diverse experiences, Ashleigh now uses her storytelling abilities to captivate readers and offer a fresh perspective.

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