New York Canes

[yeyo]

WNY is in Jersey...

Lol

If you refer to NJ as “West NY” to any Manhattan hardo, they’d lose their shít

 

[supersaiyanshel]

Lived on Long Island for 26 years. Since then have lived in Florida Alabama and Georgia. Never found anything that compares to the food in NY. Whether it be pizza...Chinese takeout...dirty water dogs...pretzels...bagels...roasted nuts...

Can't even find a **** deli to get a decent egg sandwich in the morning.

Haven't seen a real diner since leaving...where is my complimentary bread and breadstick basket?

Great now I'm hungry.

Chi Town the only place topping New York on the food tip.

 

[yeyo]

I lived across the bay in Rock Ridge for a couple years but went to LA more than SF

In LA, Pizza Buono in Echo Park can concoct some amazing goat cheese pies.

I remember a few AMAZING Chinese and Italian restaurants in SF. I thought SF hipster food (burgers, gastropubs) was inferior to Los Angeles

Only spent a couple nights in Chicago and had great pizza both nights

Never thought anything was ever amazing in Nola, but every single restaurant was **** good

Deep dish is inferior to NY pizza. But Lou Malnati’s was decent

 

[Garnacho]

Deep dish is inferior to NY pizza. But Lou Malnati’s was decent

NY pizza and bagels are just on another level. No denying that

 

[SWFLHurricane]

I lived across the bay in Rock Ridge for a couple years but went to LA more than SF

In LA, Pizza Buono in Echo Park can concoct some amazing goat cheese pies.

I remember a few AMAZING Chinese and Italian restaurants in SF. I thought SF hipster food (burgers, gastropubs) was inferior to Los Angeles

Only spent a couple nights in Chicago and had great pizza both nights

Never thought anything was ever amazing in Nola, but every single restaurant was **** good

My two favorite New Orleans rests are now closed....Ralph & Kakoo's and Court of Two Sisters....Court of Two Sisters had one of the Best Brunch's I've ever had....and I've had Top notch Brunch's....

 

[Billy D Williams]

No place comparable to NYC when it comes to food. Only place that even can be mentioned is New Orleans. Tampa has the worst options when it come to food. Most are cheap chain or $$$ chain food restaurants. I have a couple dives I like.

 

[Paranos]

Lived on Long Island for 26 years. Since then have lived in Florida Alabama and Georgia. Never found anything that compares to the food in NY. Whether it be pizza...Chinese takeout...dirty water dogs...pretzels...bagels...roasted nuts...

Can't even find a **** deli to get a decent egg sandwich in the morning.

Haven't seen a real diner since leaving...where is my complimentary bread and breadstick basket?

Great now I'm hungry.

Nick's Dinner in Orlando just north of intersection of OBT and Lee Rd. is as close to a northeast Diner as I have found in Florida. It's in a old dine in pizza hut restaurant building, so it has that diner look. The food is good and they even make their own desserts.

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TURKEY BLT SUB SPECIAL |

nicksfamilydiner.com

Go Canes

 

[Jaxson Villain]

Guys should check out Sauce Pizza if ever in NYC, one on 12th street, upside down slice

I’ve only been to NYC once, but them pizza places under the Brooklyn bridge are the ****! They both had a line down the street before they opened.

 

[Hoyacane1620]

I laughed listening to this. First thing my kids want coming home from Miami is Chinese food. ANd we always get bagels and real pizza. You can get any other cuisine you want in Miami and it's usually really good but not these three staples...

 

[yeyo]

I’ve only been to NYC once, but them pizza places under the Brooklyn bridge are the ****! They both had a line down the street before they opened.

And obscenely high prices which is why I mentioned NY Pizza Suprema near MSG. A slice is less than $4 - laughably cheap for one of the best slices in the city.

New York Pizza Suprema

NY Pizza Suprema: Where fresh ingredients and old-world traditions meet. Since 1964, we've been crafting authentic New York-style pizza with homemade sauce, fresh mozzarella, and a perfectly crispy crust. Taste the difference!

nypizzasuprema.com

 

[Jaxson Villain]

I’ve only been to NYC once, but them pizza places under the Brooklyn bridge are the ****! They both had a line down the street before they opened.

This is the place I’m talking about in NYC, this one and the other one is Juliana’s. Former partners at Grimaldi’s split and opened Juliana’s, they basically serve the same pizza next door to eachother and the line was deep even in -10 degree weather on New Years.

Grimaldi's Pizzeria Brooklyn | Famous Coal-Fired Brick Oven Pizza

Coal-fired brick oven pizza from our original Brooklyn location, made with 100+ years of tradition and fresh, high-quality ingredients.

www.grimaldispizzeria.com

 

[Pearson704]

Arizona has a little food scene and had a nice meal in downtown Denver.

 

[Jaxson Villain]

Arizona has a little food scene and had a nice meal in downtown Denver.

I’m a vegetarian and DC had a good scene for Vegan/Vegetarians when I visited a couple years ago.

 

[Martycane]

Lived on Long Island for 26 years. Since then have lived in Florida Alabama and Georgia. Never found anything that compares to the food in NY. Whether it be pizza...Chinese takeout...dirty water dogs...pretzels...bagels...roasted nuts...

Can't even find a **** deli to get a decent egg sandwich in the morning.

Haven't seen a real diner since leaving...where is my complimentary bread and breadstick basket?

Great now I'm hungry.

Not sure this will make you feel worse or better but diners are disappearing in NYC...Five years ago, there were five in my nabe and four were open 24 hours. Now there are two and only one is all-night...A shame...

 

[lc305]

they not lying bout that food and bodega spots man and that chinese, **** real. My brother live in sfla and said the food aint touching NJ or NY thats the hardest part to get used to mane.

foods better down here. your bro got **** taste cuz he grew up on garbage

 

[CaneSince4Ever]

I laughed listening to this. First thing my kids want coming home from Miami is Chinese food. ANd we always get bagels and real pizza. You can get any other cuisine you want in Miami and it's usually really good but not these three staples...

There's some good Chinese spots Miami, IDK what you're talking about.

 

[brock]

All New Yorkers talk about them bacon egg and cheese sandwhiches. Are the ones from New York that good ? Lol

 

[SWFLHurricane]

Nick's Dinner in Orlando just north of intersection of OBT and Lee Rd. is as close to a northeast Diner as I have found in Florida. It's in a old dine in pizza hut restaurant building, so it has that diner look. The food is good and they even make their own desserts.

|

TURKEY BLT SUB SPECIAL |

nicksfamilydiner.com

Go Canes

I go there often...

 

[SWFLHurricane]

All New Yorkers talk about them bacon egg and cheese sandwhiches. Are the ones from New York that good ? Lol

Yes...and then some...

 

[Hoyacane1620]

There's some good Chinese spots Miami, IDK what you're talking about.

where? I'll send the info along to my son. He claims that it's not "real chinese" like at home. It's different.