Chuck's Eat the Street

If you're a bohemian or an outdoorsy type or hungry for a great meal, Portland, OR is the place for you. The food culture here is famous for being casual, quirky and totally amazing. Chuck Hughes visits Division St.

Austin doesn't quite crack the top ten in size for US cities. It's number eleven. But for its food scene, people think Austin is number one. For a cross section of its culinary creativity, Chuck Hughes heads to Lamar Boulevard.

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.

Year after year, Pittsburgh tops the surveys as America's most livable big city. The greatest steel town the world ever knew is characterized by cool old neighborhoods, beautiful views, friendly people, and a food renaissance.

Acadiana - Louisiana's Cajun country - seems like its own nation. It has a flag, language and customs. Here on Pinhook Road, tradition runs deep, but Chuck Hughes visits chefs who are spicing it up with new points of view.

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.