New Orleans, La., home of some of my favorite dishes such as beignets and fried catfish, ranks #7. To see the complete list, go here. The 150 most populated U.S. cities are ranked in order of Overall Rank, which is determined by “Wallet Wellnes” and “Diversity, Accessibility & Quality”.
You can also find on that page the following ranked listings:
- Lowest & Highest Groceries — Houston has the lowest, go figure!
- Lowest & Highest Average Beer & Wine Price — Milwaukee, Wis., is the best for beer & wine
- Highest & Lowest Number of Restaurants per Capita — You’ll find more restaurants in San Francisco!
- Highest & Lowest Ratio of Full-Service Restaurants to Fast-Food Establishments — My home town of Santa Rosa has more full-service than fast food restaurants, imagine that!
- Highest & Lowest Number of Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Shops per Capita — If you like frozen dessert, go to Garden Grove, Calif!
- Highest & Lowest Number of Craft Breweries & Wineries per Capita — Again, my home town of Santa Rosa, Calif, brings the best value for craft beer and wine lovers!
- Highest & Lowest Number of Coffee Shops per Capita — Java lovers should head on over to San Francisco, Calif!
- Highest & Lowest Gourmet Specialty Food Stores per Capita — Like gourmet? Visit Honolulu!
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