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What does South Jersey contribute to the Philadelphia food scene?!
I can only speak for myself, but when I lived in South Jersey, I absolutely loved the Amish farmers markets. I'd also imagine that towns on the Shore like Atlantic City and Cape May have good offerings as well.
Houston is very well rounded. The top 4 lack great Mexican and BBQ.
I see Austin is taking shots from the usual suspects, but Uchi is regarded as one of the best sushi places in the country. And my chef friend in San Antonio readily admits Austin is the mecca in Texas (I vote Houston).
I can only speak for myself, but when I lived in South Jersey, I absolutely loved the Amish farmers markets. I'd also imagine that towns on the Shore like Atlantic City and Cape May have good offerings as well.
I guess if you are including the Shore communities, maybe. But it didn't make much sense to say Philadelphia/South and completely ignore Southeastern PA and Northern Delaware.
I guess if you are including the Shore communities, maybe. But it didn't make much sense to say Philadelphia/South and completely ignore Southeastern PA and Northern Delaware.
Houston is very well rounded. The top 4 lack great Mexican and BBQ.
I see Austin is taking shots from the usual suspects, but Uchi is regarded as one of the best sushi places in the country. And my chef friend in San Antonio readily admits Austin is the mecca in Texas (I vote Houston).
Houston is very well rounded. The top 4 lack great Mexican and BBQ.
I see Austin is taking shots from the usual suspects, but Uchi is regarded as one of the best sushi places in the country. And my chef friend in San Antonio readily admits Austin is the mecca in Texas (I vote Houston).
And these days even NYC has a lot of great Mexican, although there's less variety than in LA.
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