What cities are known for thier food?!
What cities are known for thier food?
When you think of the United states, many cities bring to mind a certain food, perhaps Barbeque in Kansas City, or Bratwurst in Green Bay. What other examples of city-food relationships are there? In particular I'm interested in smaller cities / towns rather than metropolitan areas, places that might make a good weekend trip. (Although, I am interested in cities throughought the US.)
Answers:
Washington dc- Ben's chili bowl and Chinatown buffets
Manhattan-hot dogs and papayas, Jamaican patties
Chicago-deep dish pizza
North Carolina-BBQ
Texas/Mexico border-enchiladas, tortillas, salsa
Tennessee-the best BBQ
Philadelphia Cheesesteaks!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nyc
Cincinnati - Skyline Chili (REALLY GOOD)
Green Bay - Brats
NYC - hot dogs
Texas / Mexico - Tacos and Enchiladas
Hershey PA - CHOCOLATE!
Quebec is poutine.
New Orleans: Jambalaya, Muffelettas, Gumbo.
Brunswick Georgia is known for their Brunswick Stew.
New Orleans for Creole
Boston for Clam Chowder
Buffalo for buffalo wings
Denver for Rocky Mountain Oysters
Santa Fe for Tex Mex
Baltimore for crabs
Los Angeles for Sushi
San Francisco for just about anything
Omaha for steaks
New Orleans - Gumbo
Chicago - Deep Dish Pizza
San Francisco - Sour Dough Bread
Milwaukee - Beer ;)
Boston - Baked Beans
Vermont - Maple Syrup
Hawaii - Pineapple
michigan
San Antonio Tx at my Mommas house.
Boston has the best New England "chowdah" ever!! I have had the best deep dish pizza in Chicago!!
Philly=Cheesesteaks (Pat's is the best)
New York= The best of everything
Boston= Clam chowder/ beans/lousy baseball team
L.A.= Tacos
Miami=Cuban food
Slatington, PA= Poached trout in a white wine sauce
Las Vegas=Buffets
Chicago=Sausage/Deep dish pizza
Allentown, PA= A bullet in your head, fool
Philly- cheesesteaks
florida- oranges
chicago- deep dish pizza
New Orleans- soul food
i cant help with the small towns part
Buffalo wings.
Watch Food Network. They have several shows that travel all over the States highlighting the different cuisine to be found.
Philly cheese steak
chicago deep dish pizza
Buffalo wings
New York Cheesecake
Dallas has GREAT Tex-mex food!
Atlanta Georgia peach pie
Savanah Georgia seafood
Galveston, (gulf coast shrimp
New Orleans Gumbo/Jambalaya
Vermont maple sugar candy
Maine Rock lobster
Boston baked beans and clam chowder
Alaskean wild salmon
Seattle Coffee
Best thing in the world - Plainview, Texas (Up in the Panhandle of Texas) - Spudnut Shop - Donuts made with potato flour - a secret recipe by this old German guy. The only place I have ever been able to find them. They literally melt on your tongue - light, fluffy, OMG I wish I had one right now.
Comes in plain, chocolate, cherry, maple, cinnamon & sugar.
I tried to be friends with this guy's daughter just so I could find out how they make them - and she said he hasn't even told her! If you get there by 6:00 - they are so hot they burn your mouth - but you don't care - they are so awesome!!!
San Francisco is absolute heaven for leading edge culinary fusion afficionados. We have the winning combination of the wine industry, two major nationally-known culinary academies, great access to imports, and tons of fresh local organic produce and other ingredients here in the Bay Area. Put that together with a large urban population with a rather sophisticated and hedonistic upper class professional lifestyle, and the perfect climate to attract and retain the very best celebrity chefs, and you get an explosion of creative new restaurants, over 6,700 in the city at last count.
You will never get bored dining out in San Francisco. I promise.
Chicago...Pizza
New Orleans...Cajun/Creole
New York...Anything (steaks are big)
L.A....Vegitarian
Seattle....Seafood
St. Louis...Toasted Ravioli!