IN PICTURES: Savor Santa Ana 2016

Chunk N Chip offered three assorted flavors. / R. Nicanor Santana / el Don

Downtown Santa Ana threw its fourth Savor Santa Ana on Friday, a food festival where patrons enjoyed sample-sized dishes at popular restaurants in downtown Santa Ana at an affordable price.

About 6,000 people came to the gathering to enjoy a large range of notable food on Mexican Independence Day, where they also experienced cultural activities, like the grito contest and a live mariachi band.

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