It is no surprise that Americans like to eat. Whether it is high-end restaurants or fast food, Americans are always eating. This article discusses the overall best food cities in the United States. No, we are not taking fast-food into account.
No one will question New York City as a predominant food authority. From pizza to gourmet Italian, French, Asian, Sushi, Greek and any other type of food, New York has it. Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens in particular are packed with excellent restaurants.
Times are tough for the people of the Gulf Coast and it is a shame. My sister went to school in New Orleans and I had the privilege of going down to the city a few times over the past few years. Their Creole-style food is absolutely incredible and there is nothing else like it.
I hate to admit it, but Vegas has some of the best restaurants in the country. I guess this makes sense as so many people make money out there and don't know how to spend it fast enough. How about going to a top establishment like Aureole and doing the 9 course chefs tasting with wine pairing?
It saddens me that I have not had an excuse to visit San Francisco yet, because that is where all the food buzz is these days. Aside from establishments like The French Laundry, San Francisco is also known have incredible Tex Mex food and I cannot wait to get out there.
When it comes to Chicago, there are only two things you need to know: deep dish pizza and Alinea. OK, so maybe the first one doesn't really matter, but the latter will most likely be hailed as the best restaurant in the United States come next year.
The sushi in Los Angeles is rivaled only by Tokyo. Katsu-Ya, Matsuhisa, Sasabune and Urasawa are amongst the best. The other restaurants aren't half bad either!
So that's the list. These city's have the potential to get even better if the economy picks back up.
No one will question New York City as a predominant food authority. From pizza to gourmet Italian, French, Asian, Sushi, Greek and any other type of food, New York has it. Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens in particular are packed with excellent restaurants.
Times are tough for the people of the Gulf Coast and it is a shame. My sister went to school in New Orleans and I had the privilege of going down to the city a few times over the past few years. Their Creole-style food is absolutely incredible and there is nothing else like it.
I hate to admit it, but Vegas has some of the best restaurants in the country. I guess this makes sense as so many people make money out there and don't know how to spend it fast enough. How about going to a top establishment like Aureole and doing the 9 course chefs tasting with wine pairing?
It saddens me that I have not had an excuse to visit San Francisco yet, because that is where all the food buzz is these days. Aside from establishments like The French Laundry, San Francisco is also known have incredible Tex Mex food and I cannot wait to get out there.
When it comes to Chicago, there are only two things you need to know: deep dish pizza and Alinea. OK, so maybe the first one doesn't really matter, but the latter will most likely be hailed as the best restaurant in the United States come next year.
The sushi in Los Angeles is rivaled only by Tokyo. Katsu-Ya, Matsuhisa, Sasabune and Urasawa are amongst the best. The other restaurants aren't half bad either!
So that's the list. These city's have the potential to get even better if the economy picks back up.
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