2018-2019 NFL Season Thread Football • Page 1658

Sounds like someone who's never been to the Smithsonian haha

Every time i go there I end up stretching it and making it a longer trip than I planned because there's just SO MUCH CONTENT in the Smithsonian. It's definitely not like any old museum. It's 11 COST-FREE world-class museums including the largest natural science / history museum in the country.

 

Food and weather (well and cost of living) are definitely most important

 

Tbd. Highlands, Sloans Lake, and City Parkish are probably topthree but we'll see

 

I would also definitely say DC is a better city for foodies than Atlanta because it's so international

 

I mean I guess haha. And I have never been to the Smithsonian, definitely need to make that happen at some point. My point still remains that museums wouldn't even be in the top.....8 reasons to move to a city haha.

 

Museums fall under culture. Culture is definitely a reason.

 

He says, having lived in Jacksonville

 

Here's the main thing Atlanta has over DC:

It's suburbs are nicer, cheaper, and more filled with nature

In terms of having a cozy home in the area. That's definitely a lot easier in Atlanta. Beautiful homes in DC are strictly for the rich haha. But if I WAS rich then Adams Morgan / Northwest DC would be a great spot. Would love to be on the cliffs of the Potomac in Brookmont / Great Falls area as well.

 

Top 5 food cities in the US?

I'll take a shot, no order. Only cities I've been in/eaten a good amount of food.

Los Angeles
NYC
Seattle
Milwaukee (hometown bias)
San Francisco (the whole bay area, berkeley and oakland are almost equally as good)

 

Milwaukee lol

 

I sorta agree with this, but having spent a ton of times in the Atlanta suburbs, they seems sooo snooty to me. I don't think I could live there.

 

fuck off and come eat our delicious cheese curds. wait, no you don't deserve it.

 

I'd be willing to put New Orleans in my top 5 food cities without having gone. I just know its top 5.

 

Chicago

 

If i'm reading this correctly the old people go to cumming

Gross but ok

 

Oh any top food cities list without New Orleans on it is WRONG

That city is legitimately internationally known as one of the US's prime food destinations.

 

Thatsounds terrible

 

I was in New Orleans once, for a work conference, and the food was so disappointing. I really need to go back. I didn't really have any freedom in choosing places and we went to the worst spots.

 

Hard RT

 

NYC, LA, and Chicago are too big to really count. Of course they are top three haha

 

Denver has a pretty annoying, very hectic airport too.

Nashville's airport is pretty nice.

Dulles in DC is terrible. Reagan is great. BWI is meh, busy and boring.

Jacksonville & New Orleans have really sad tiny airports.

Minneapolis has a huge one that seems way too big for the amount of volume it actually handles.

Haven't been to any others recently, I drive everywhere lately.

 

but also you can't really not count them.....i wanted to include chicago on my list but decided to give someone else some love haha.

 

Portland Maine won best American Food City 2018 (I forget which publication).

Can confirm it is amazing

 

Denver's airport is amazing and is easily the best in the country*



*I've only been to like 10 airports but point still stands

 

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