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NYC, BeverlyHills, SF and Chic are light years ahead of any other US cities in food/wine/cocktails
LV was a strong part of Top 5 until Bubble burst; most of talented chefs are now fleeing ghost town LV for one of Big 4 food towns
Though each city has amusing weaknesses, e.g. FourSeasonsHotel NYC (or any other major high-end NYC hotel) has some of worst orange juices in US; stuff tastes like Tropicana fresh from a bodega in the Bronx, despite costing $20/glass....life in CA spoils one for taste of fresh produce/citrus that's hard to find in Manhattan at any price
Also, no decent places around Midtown Manhattan office corridors to get a quick, well-prepared sandwich or burger or espresso or baguette....stuff for which one has numerous choices in SF's Financial Dt (Ferry Bldg Mktplace)
I been somewhere in Hoboken, it might of been Jersey City, i'm not sure. But
Michelina Italian Rest. was a place i went that was.. DAMN
There is other places in jersey that i had better, but there small towns scattered throughout the state that i just can't name off the top of my head. So i said Hoboken/Jersey City.
I been somewhere in Hoboken, it might of been Jersey City, i'm not sure. But
Michelina Italian Rest. was a place i went that was.. DAMN
There is other places in jersey that i had better, but there small towns scattered throughout the state that i just can't name off the top of my head. So i said Hoboken/Jersey City.
Thats cool. I've chowed at a few places in Hoboken, and surprisingly my favorite is Fiore's, and old school italian deli. Couple good Cuban joints in Hoboken, and around Grove street in JC as well.
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Top 12?
Well, I'd probably be in agreement with this Forbes list for top 10
America's best restaurant cities - ForbesTraveler.com (http://www.forbestraveler.com/food-drink/restaurant-cities-slide.html - broken link)
1. NYC
2. Chicago
3. San Francisco
4. L.A.
5. New Orleans
6. Houston
7. D.C.
8. Atlanta
9. Boston
10. Las Vegas
To make it 12, I might add Miami and either Seattle or Dallas.
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