Forbes' Top 10 Restaurant Cities:
1. New York City
2. Chicago
3. San Francisco
4. Los Angeles
5. New Orleans
6. Houston
7. Washington, D.C.
8. Atlanta
9. Boston
10. Las Vegas
Rankings were based on: Overall number of restaurants above the fast food level; Number of fine dining restaurants with national and international standing; Solid representation of regional American food; A wide segment of second-tier restaurants that would include seafood, steakhouses, and independently chef-owned restaurants; Breadth and depth of ethnic restaurants, especially if the city has neighborhood such as a Chinatown; A significant number of neigborhood restaurants where the locals tend to eat out regularly; A well-traveled clientele that regards eating out in that city one of the real pleasures of going there.
IN THE NEWS: Chronicle critic Alison Cook reviews La Guadalupana Bakery and Café, 2109 Dunlavy, and Nidda Thai Cuisine, 1226 Westheimer. And Drive-Thru Gourmet admires McDonald's Southwest Salad. chron.com ... Houston Press critic Robb Walsh reviews Kasra Persian Grill on Westheimer near Gessner. houstonpress.com ... Blogger Food In Houston (http://foodinhouston.blogspot.com/) returns to the acclaimed Annie's Cafe and has the Cinnamon Roasted Pheasant.
Compiled by Pat Embry, WhereTheLocalsEat.com
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