Time Out’s Best Cities for Food 2024
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CNN Today:
It’s late, but I’ll just throw this out there, for your consideration.
Time Out’s Best Cities for Food 2024.
1. Naples, Italy
2. Johannesburg, South Africa
3. Lima, Peru
4. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
5. Beijing, China
6. Bangkok, Thailand
7. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
8. Mumbai, India
9. Dubai, UAE
10. Portland, USA
11. Liverpool, UK
12. Medellín, Colombia
13. Seville, Spain
14. Porto, Portugal
15. Marrakech, Morocco
16. Lyon, France
17. Sydney, Australia
18. Montreal, Canada
19. Osaka, Japan
20. Copenhagen, Denmark
https://edition.cnn.com/travel/time-out-best-food-...
I was under the impression, that “bunny chow” spiritual home was Durban.
It’s late, but I’ll just throw this out there, for your consideration.
Time Out’s Best Cities for Food 2024.
1. Naples, Italy
2. Johannesburg, South Africa
3. Lima, Peru
4. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
5. Beijing, China
6. Bangkok, Thailand
7. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
8. Mumbai, India
9. Dubai, UAE
10. Portland, USA
11. Liverpool, UK
12. Medellín, Colombia
13. Seville, Spain
14. Porto, Portugal
15. Marrakech, Morocco
16. Lyon, France
17. Sydney, Australia
18. Montreal, Canada
19. Osaka, Japan
20. Copenhagen, Denmark
https://edition.cnn.com/travel/time-out-best-food-...
I was under the impression, that “bunny chow” spiritual home was Durban.
Not sure how Liverpool ended up on the list rather than London, and at number 11!
Some proper foodie cities in Europe are much better than Liverpool: Bologna, Thessaloniki, San Sebastian, Lisbon, Istanbul etc.
Apart from that it looks okay, prefer KL to Bangkok for food but Bangkok is more fun.
Some proper foodie cities in Europe are much better than Liverpool: Bologna, Thessaloniki, San Sebastian, Lisbon, Istanbul etc.
Apart from that it looks okay, prefer KL to Bangkok for food but Bangkok is more fun.
CNN Today, travel.
In the UK, the city of Liverpool just missed out on a spot on Time Out’s top 10, coming in at number 11. Time Out shouted out the city’s signature city dish of Scouse – a rich stew usually comprised of beef or lamb – and what Liverpool-based writer Alice Porter calls a “clutch of brand new foodie ventures,” such as Manifest, a restaurant named in the Michelin Guide.
Authentic dish of Scouse.
In the UK, the city of Liverpool just missed out on a spot on Time Out’s top 10, coming in at number 11. Time Out shouted out the city’s signature city dish of Scouse – a rich stew usually comprised of beef or lamb – and what Liverpool-based writer Alice Porter calls a “clutch of brand new foodie ventures,” such as Manifest, a restaurant named in the Michelin Guide.
Authentic dish of Scouse.
daqinggregg said:
CNN Today, travel.
In the UK, the city of Liverpool just missed out on a spot on Time Out’s top 10, coming in at number 11. Time Out shouted out the city’s signature city dish of Scouse – a rich stew usually comprised of beef or lamb – and what Liverpool-based writer Alice Porter calls a “clutch of brand new foodie ventures,” such as Manifest, a restaurant named in the Michelin Guide.
Authentic dish of Scouse.
Scouse is a crap version of hot pot IMHO. Even a good hot pot isn't worthy of putting it's county city on the 'Best City for Food' list. As said an odd list with Liverpool included.In the UK, the city of Liverpool just missed out on a spot on Time Out’s top 10, coming in at number 11. Time Out shouted out the city’s signature city dish of Scouse – a rich stew usually comprised of beef or lamb – and what Liverpool-based writer Alice Porter calls a “clutch of brand new foodie ventures,” such as Manifest, a restaurant named in the Michelin Guide.
Authentic dish of Scouse.
RichFN2 said:
Not sure how Liverpool ended up on the list rather than London, and at number 11!
Some proper foodie cities in Europe are much better than Liverpool: Bologna, Thessaloniki, San Sebastian, Lisbon, Istanbul etc.
Apart from that it looks okay, prefer KL to Bangkok for food but Bangkok is more fun.
Is Liverpool even the best foodie city in the North West? :P Some proper foodie cities in Europe are much better than Liverpool: Bologna, Thessaloniki, San Sebastian, Lisbon, Istanbul etc.
Apart from that it looks okay, prefer KL to Bangkok for food but Bangkok is more fun.
Not sure it is. Neither are even close to London.
nikaiyo2 said:
Is Liverpool even the best foodie city in the North West? :P
Not sure it is. Neither are even close to London.
Lancaster region, Chester and Manchester I would say are better than Liverpool. I don't think Liverpool has a Michelin starred restaurant. Appreciate that's not the point of the original list, but it's an indicator of a 'foodie' region in the UK at least.Not sure it is. Neither are even close to London.
Tickle said:
nikaiyo2 said:
Is Liverpool even the best foodie city in the North West? :P
Not sure it is. Neither are even close to London.
Lancaster region, Chester and Manchester I would say are better than Liverpool. I don't think Liverpool has a Michelin starred restaurant. Appreciate that's not the point of the original list, but it's an indicator of a 'foodie' region in the UK at least.Not sure it is. Neither are even close to London.
paulwirral said:
It’s got a few Michelin starred restaurants in town and surrounding areas , it’s also got some cracking restaurants and pubs , I live on the other side of the water so know it well , I don’t think many who are commenting have been to Liverpool recently.
Ah, didn't know it now had Michelin starred places.I apparently now live in the Liverpool City Region, I've not ventured into Liverpool though for a good few years.
paulwirral said:
It’s got a few Michelin starred restaurants in town and surrounding areas , it’s also got some cracking restaurants and pubs , I live on the other side of the water so know it well , I don’t think many who are commenting have been to Liverpool recently.
There are absolutely NO Michelin starred restaurants IN Liverpool. The lads in Aughton outside Liverpool have a few stars but that is it.
paulwirral said:
Seriously , jump on the train and try it out , we’re originally from the north east but moved here about 20 years ago , Liverpool is a different place now from the one I first experienced.
And I’ll admit that first experience wasn’t great !
I'll look into it, it's generally Manchester we would venture as until recently I worked there (hybrid type arrangement for office days) and Mrs Tickle is from Manchester.And I’ll admit that first experience wasn’t great !
dunkind said:
There are absolutely NO Michelin starred restaurants IN Liverpool.
The lads in Aughton outside Liverpool have a few stars but that is it.
I’m sure I read that one was recently awarded one , makes no difference to me to be honest , I’ve eaten in a few down south and aughton and I personally think it’s just ‘jobs for the boys ‘The lads in Aughton outside Liverpool have a few stars but that is it.
Not sure why you need to use capital letters , maybe you’re important?
paulwirral said:
dunkind said:
There are absolutely NO Michelin starred restaurants IN Liverpool.
The lads in Aughton outside Liverpool have a few stars but that is it.
I’m sure I read that one was recently awarded one , makes no difference to me to be honest , I’ve eaten in a few down south and aughton and I personally think it’s just ‘jobs for the boys ‘The lads in Aughton outside Liverpool have a few stars but that is it.
Not sure why you need to use capital letters , maybe you’re important?
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