In the past week I had hot links from Pittsburg and kolaches from West. What are your favorite city/ town specific foods?

Favorites:
Detroit - Detroit Style Pizza
Chicago - Italian Beef
Miami - Cuban Sandwich

Least Favorite:
Cincinnati- Skyline Chili
Nashville- Hot Chicken

Breakfast tacos - Austin

Just to see the world burn

San Antonio is the birthplace to a number of classics since adopted nationwide.

- Chili con carne
- puffy tacos
- Fritos

Santa Fe - Stacked red chile enchiladas. Objectively the best enchiladas

Decatur, Alabama - Alabama white sauce chicken.

I've made this at home, partly because the recipe is available online. I did not care for it. The sauce tasted how bandaids smell.

HTownAg98 said:

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Decatur, Alabama - Alabama white sauce chicken.

I've made this at home, partly because the recipe is available online. I did not care for it. The sauce tasted how bandaids smell.

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I've made it and I've had a bottle of the original from Big Bob Gibsons. I'm not a fan.

Piedras Negras, Mexico. Where Nachos were invented. In Nacho's Restaurant. They were very simple in those days. Home made chips and a little cheese topped w a little sliced jalapeño. Just a small plate they brought to the table when you sat down.

Edit. An old friend from the area down there reminded me Nacho was actually working at another restaurant when he came up with Nachos. This was before he opened his own restaurant in the 50's.

Mathguy64 said:

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New Orleans.

Tons to choose from. I'll offer BBQ shrimp. A bowl of those with hot bread to sop the sauce and a sazerac at Mr Bs Bistro is damn fine stuff.

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For me it is a muffuletta. And then a stroll across the street for cafe au lait and beignets.

I've tried the green chile pork at probably a dozen places & tried my own hand at it. Each time, I walk away disappointed.

It was already said, but second for BBQ shrimp from Mr. B's Bistro in NO.