Is This Food/City List Accurate?

[TheGamechanger]

Just how accurate do you think that the following list of United States cities ranked by food is?

Source: https://www.yahoo.com/food/the-40-biggest-us-cities-ranked-by-their-food-105293046346.html
(Feel free to poke fun at the article if need be)

40. Fresno, California

39. Jacksonville, Florida

38. El Paso, Texas

37. Tucson, Arizona

36. Columbus, Ohio

35. Charlotte, North Carolina

34. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

33. San Jose, California

32. Albuquerque, New Mexico

31. Indianapolis, Indiana

30. Cleveland, Ohio

29. Phoenix/Scottsdale, Arizona

28. St. Louis, Missouri

27. Baltimore, Maryland

26. San Antonio, Texas

25. Milwaukee, Wisconsin

24. Minneapolis, Minnesota

23. Kansas City, Kansas

22. Memphis, Tennessee

21. Las Vegas, Nevada

20. San Diego, California

19. Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas

18. Miami, Florida

17. Denver, Colorado

16. Louisville, Kentucky

15. Atlanta. Georgia

14. Detroit, Michigan

13. Nashville, Tennessee

12. Washington, DC

11. Boston, Massachusetts

10. Los Angeles, California

9. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

8. Houston, Texas

7. Seattle, Washington

6. Austin, Texas

5. Portland, Oregon

4. San Francisco, California

3. Chicago, Illinois

2. New York City, New York

1. New Orleans, Louisiana

[FinaLee]

Nashville up there with the big dogs. Right on!

[NewgroundsNation]

Ranked on how good the food is, or how much food they have?

Someone needs to clarify a little bit

[TheGamechanger]

At 12/16/14 06:25 PM, NewgroundsNation wrote: Ranked on how good the food is, or how much food they have?

Ranked by how good the food is.

[GoodLuckTurtle]

San Francisco is number 4. I think the spot is well deserved, because there are a lot of good restaurants there, mainly Chinese and Italian restaurants. I actually ate at a Hong Kong-styled restaurant 8 days ago there and it was pretty good. Not great, but for what is considered a mediocre restaurant there, it was decent.

[SNAPCRACKLEANDPOP2]

Needs more Cincinnati, OH love with their great Skyline Chili. That stuff is absolutely fucking delicious.

[NewgroundsNation]

At 12/16/14 06:41 PM, SNAPCRACKLEANDPOP2 wrote: Needs more Cincinnati, OH love with their great Skyline Chili. That stuff is absolutely fucking delicious.

Yea, and Golden Star too! Ohio's got a lot of good antiques. Surprised Cincinnati is not up there.

Also, I would have figured to have seen more Southeastern cities on the list, but I knew New Orleans would be number 1.

[TheGamechanger]

To be honest I'm surprised that Detroit of all things is on the list. I thought Detroit is supposed to be some sort of hellhole.

[GoodLuckTurtle]

At 12/16/14 08:14 PM, TheGamechanger wrote: To be honest I'm surprised that Detroit of all things is on the list. I thought Detroit is supposed to be some sort of hellhole.

Uh... why?

Just because a place is dangerous and full of crime doesn't mean all of it is bad. Detroit is known for having some of the largest selections of Polish food in the world, due to its large Polish population. I mean, Detroit used to be one of the best places to live and work in the country when the auto industry was really big there, right?

[NewgroundsNation]

At 12/16/14 08:26 PM, GoodLuckTurtle wrote: Just because a place is dangerous and full of crime doesn't mean all of it is bad. Detroit is known for having some of the largest selections of Polish food in the world, due to its large Polish population. I mean, Detroit used to be one of the best places to live and work in the country when the auto industry was really big there, right?

Eh, it's got lots of pollution and stuff too. It's dirty, literally and figuratively, know what im sayin.

i heard they got good hot dog stands. lol

Every large city has crime though, and every large city also has nice, rich, and cultured parts to it.

[UsernameUser]

#1 should be Galena, Alaska.

[CiviLies]

I'm kinda surprised Nashville is as high up as it is. Not because I think the food is bad or anything, food is great, I just thought it'd be eclipsed by other southern cities.

[MykeiXWolfe]

Mah citay of birth is up there

I am pleesed.

[CGA-999]

Whaaat? Minneapolis is on there? Damn, that surprises me a lot.

[Ronald-McDonald-LoL]

At 12/16/14 08:14 PM, TheGamechanger wrote: To be honest I'm surprised that Detroit of all things is on the list. I thought Detroit is supposed to be some sort of hellhole.

Nah dude, one of Detroit's suburbs even has this awesome festival every year called "Arts Beats & Eats" where a bunch of musicians and artists showcase their stuff. Did I mention there's tons of food?

Plus Detroit is the birthplace of Little Caesar's pizza. You cannot resist the Crazy Bread.

[ODYARF]

texas appears on that list five times
i approve

[All-American-Badass]

Kansas City should be higher, also wtf does Portland have?

[ODYARF]

At 12/18/14 01:06 AM, Ronald-McDonald-LoL wrote: Plus Detroit is the birthplace of Little Caesar's pizza. You cannot resist the Crazy Bread.

oh man! a little caesar's JUST opened up today in my town
looks like i will actually get to try this crazy bread you speak of

[Ronald-McDonald-LoL]

At 12/18/14 01:43 AM, FRAYDO wrote:

At 12/18/14 01:06 AM, Ronald-McDonald-LoL wrote: Plus Detroit is the birthplace of Little Caesar's pizza. You cannot resist the Crazy Bread.

oh man! a little caesar's JUST opened up today in my town
looks like i will actually get to try this crazy bread you speak of

The other sides are good, too. I'm a big fan of the pepperoni cheese bread, but they made the portions smaller and cheaper this year. The Italian cheese bread is pretty good, too.

[Silverlee]

Woo! Chicago at #3!

Our pizza kicks ass, I can testify.