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> Similarly, I would expect that the greater the dependence a city has on cars I believe, this is simply if not reversed. A city with a good car infrastructure
by cyberax 1y ago
> Similarly, I would expect that the greater the dependence a city has on cars
I believe, this is simply if not reversed. A city with a good car infrastructure is far more likely to have niche restaurants, because people can easily _get_ there.
- lwansbrough 1y agoEvidence? A city with good _pedestrian_ infrastructure has more people near restaurants without having to drive to begin with. See: New York.
- cyberax 1y agoBut what are the chances that enough people who like a particular niche cuisine will live near the restaurant? NYC certainly has a lot of exotic restaurants, but most restaurants there are pretty boring. And NYC is pretty much at the high end of the density spectrum.