Top 10 Food Cities

If you live in L'ville, I'm think you'll like this list: http://travel.nationalgeographic.com/travel/top-10/food-cities/

Wow, that's incredible! Thx for sharing! (however, I don't recall ever having a Hot Brown on Texas toast?)

[Robin Garr]

Wow, that's incredible! Thx for sharing! (however, I don't recall ever having a Hot Brown on Texas toast?)

Or calling Mornay "a cream sauce."

I love it that we're getting all this publicity, and thanks to Gayle for posting. I'm not so happy that much of that publicity is being written at high speed by low-paid free-lancers who've never been here. That's pretty much how Lynn's Paradise Cafe got its national rep as our "iconic" eatery.

Ain't it the truth!

"After 18 months of rigorous travel to an elite selection of 120 cities worldwide, our team of 13 culinary connoisseurs are ready to reveal their findings of the top 10 food cities. ......no, just kidding. Joe worked on this after lunch yesterday and got this done in time to cut out an hour early!"

Oh, well. never look a gift horse in the mouth!

That's certainly a strange group of cities! I've never heard Buffalo or Cincinnati ever mentioned as being great food cities. IMHO they are both one horse cities with buffalo wings and chili being there only names to fame. Unlike Louisville who has such a wide variety of food choices.