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Boston is going to have better Italian, Caribbean , Seafood and African food so putting Asian Cuisine and Wine bars and leaving out those categories is asinine. Isn’t Asian cuisine international?
That being said I’ll just assume SF wins because the dining scene in a lot of Boston kind of sucks.
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SF overall....agree with Boston seafood but am not conceding Italian. SF is a given for Asian and wine bars—not sure why the OP felt it was necessary to list those.
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Boston is going to have better Italian, Caribbean , Seafood and African food so putting Asian Cuisine and Wine bars and leaving out those categories is asinine. Isn’t Asian cuisine international?
That being said I’ll just assume SF wins because the dining scene in a lot of Boston kind of sucks.
The fact that asian and wine bars was put in poll is swaying this to San Fran..as a city I would argue Boston offers comparable diversity of international cuisine...Boston and urban suburbs have developed an amazing food scene..San Fran is certainly top tier and would win these criteria
Boston is going to have better Italian, Caribbean , Seafood and African food so putting Asian Cuisine and Wine bars and leaving out those categories is asinine. Isn’t Asian cuisine international?
That being said I’ll just assume SF wins because the dining scene in a lot of Boston kind of sucks.
Restaurants in North Beach is as good as those in the North End
Restaurants in North Beach is as good as those in the North End
North beach is an awful little Italy and Boston’s best Italian are not in north end surprisingly..for a special occasion check out coppa south end, bar mezzana south end, orfano fenway, fat hen somerville, pammys cambridge
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North Beach is not the only or best place with good Italian in SF (though I’ve been going to Caffe Sport for decades)...The Mission, Noe Valley, Outer Richmond, Financial District, Pacific Heights, etc all have very good Italian restaurants. Delfina and Perbacco were always consistent winners for me.
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North beach is an awful little Italy and Boston’s best Italian are not in north end surprisingly..for a special occasion check out coppa south end, bar mezzana south end, orfano fenway, fat hen somerville, pammys cambridge
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