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true in the SF bay area too, but reading the article made me think that was an aberration. maybe the mom and pop restaurants only survive in big cities. or mayb
by zem 2y ago
true in the SF bay area too, but reading the article made me think that was an aberration. maybe the mom and pop restaurants only survive in big cities. or maybe the article was just over focused on the chains and ignoring the smaller restaurants.
- ghaff 2y agoI think it depends. I live in basically an exurban area about 50 miles west of Boston. I'm not sure I'd say there are a huge number of places, but there is definitely a decent population of local midrange restaurants. Certainly you get into a more geuinely rural area and your options of all sorts shrink.