WaPo - 10 best food cities in US

[NovaHoops2002]

Cop #6, CoDB #8.

Thoughts?

http://www.washingtonpost.com/sf/st...op-table-main_foodcities-promo:homepage/story

 

[adp98]

Chicago should be higher

 

[nardibynature123]

Houston? What a joke.

 

[WhiteChocolate]

The fat bitches drinking pictured in the article pretty much some up Philadelphia's culinary experience.

 

[KennyTheKangaroo]

I love the comments section. Nothing brings out arrogance, snootiness, and smugness quite like restaurant rankings

 

[RW_Prescott]

Sounds like we need to make another presence in the Craig Le Ban chats.

 

[Box+1]

Old Forge, PA

 

[UncleBill69]

WaPo? Seriously?

 

[Villanova U]

WaPo has a clear bias in favor of restaurants where it's possible to get an E-A-G-L-E-S chant going.

 

[TheJoker203]

I hate WaPo and douchey articles like this, but how does this jabroni only go to 14 cities and rate the top 10?

A few cities on that list I would have included would have been Minneapolis/St. Paul (lots of good farm-to-table, relatively inexpensive) and San Diego (obviously great Mexican and seafood, surprisingly their Little Italy can match good Northeast Italian.)

 

[NickleDimer]

is Cleveland on there?

 

[UncleBill69]

is Cleveland on there?

Best pizza ever.

 

[jiggie_agent]

MSP is good

Pound for pound Portland ME would easily be in a top 10, but this commercial journalist seemed to only hit major cities

 

[RSTRICK30]

I would move Charleston to #1.....based only upon the fact that it's the one city among those ten that does NOT have a Fogo de Chao within its city limits.

http://www.fogodechao.com/locations