Published October 24, 2016
The Best and Worst Foodie Cities in America
The foodie movement is driving Americans to experience and savor new food destinations. Certain cities like Orlando, Cincinnati, Salt Lake City, and Seattle, have excellent culinary scenes and are ideal for this kind of food tourism. On the other end of the spectrum, some cities don’t have as many quality offerings. North Las Vegas, Nevada was ranked the worst foodie city.
The Best and Worst Foodie Cities in America
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