Was wondering if all cities have signature foods. I know some do, but was wondering how many of them do. It doesn’t necessarily have to be things the city invented, but it where it’s the best.

For example, NYC has bagels, chopped cheese, pizza.

For me (Buffalo) it’s obviously Wings. But there’s also lesser known ones we have like pizza logs.

I’m interested in other cities and what they specialize in

Wet burrito

At the other big city Detroit style pizza but it's big here too

Injera and other ethiopian food

/ Chicken+ Mumbo Sauce/ Steak and Cheese

chile rellenos, sopapillas, blue crystal meth, carne adovada

DMV?

Gotta be

portugese food

aka nata's google them

yuppppp

Chopped cheese
Bacon egg and cheese
Glizzy

Juicy Lucy hamburger is probably the main one

Cheesesteaks, water ice, strombolis, hoagies, soft pretzels

Chicago fam itt?

Watered oysters

Atlantis

Jigg’s Dinner, toutins and salt beef. St. John’s in Canada! Don’t live there anymore though!! Pineapple crush and honorable mention lol

california burrito

AZ in PHX and Tucson - Sonoran Dogs (spanish hot dog), Tortas (mexican hamburger/sandwich thing) & eegees (a specific type of ice drink). Mexican food in general is major since we're basically part of Mexico and right next to the major USA/Mexico border.

CA Bayarea - BBQ, Chinese food & Strawberries in general while specifically in San Francisco its Seafood & in Vallejo this cheeseburger spot i can never remember the name of.

Napa Valley is technically not bayarea its right above but Wine (its a major wine vineyard place for all of USA) and Itallian food is major there and where a lot of rich people live. Shout out some my white side of the family.

Buds Burger i think is the Vallejo place

egba, amala, pounded yam, jollof

Afternoon tea

Damn now i want a torta

Ig chicken and waffles

Any time i see a torta this plays in my head and everything else is in slow motion

Water Ice, Scrapple, Tomato Pie, Pretzels, Cheesesteaks