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As everyone else is echoing - really not true. I grew up in Orange County which, for a suburb, has really good food options. Tons and tons of restaurants and a
by jzoch 6y ago
As everyone else is echoing - really not true. I grew up in Orange County which, for a suburb, has really good food options. Tons and tons of restaurants and a lot of people accustomed to nice things.
The difference in food options between SF (where I am now) and OC (or LA vs OC) is absolutely astounding. Its really not even close. Its gotten better but large cities are still orders of magnitude better.
- vikiomega9 6y agoAre there specific cuisines? The Indian options are pretty bad imo, there are a few good places but overall not as good as the South Bay.
- gautamcgoel 6y agoJust to make sure I understand, your saying you have better options in LA and SF than in OC? Couldn't quite make out from your comment.
- runT1ME 6y agoI live in OC now, and have traveled quite extensively as well as spent time working in the Bay. While lacking in Michelin star restaurants (only a handful) it is otherwise phenomenal when it comes to options and quality, even compared to bit cities. Now bars/nightclubs/music venues are where it is sorely lacking.
- onecommentman 6y agoDid you mean to write “much” instead of “orders of magnitude”? If not, please provide support for even a single order of magnitude compared to OC. Sincerely, the League for Reducing Hyperbole on the Internet PS: “Everybody else”, “absolutely astounding”, “its [sic] really not even close”...sit down and have a nice glass of warm milk and think about what you wrote. :-)
- unishark 6y agoLA itself is mostly suburb too though.