Well ackhshually - a neighbourhood with wood fired pizza & craft beers is definitely better in my book than one without. It’s just quality of life innit ?
If we’re restricting the competition to craft beers and wood-fired pizza, Austin is not running at any competitive disadvantage. They will go hard.
If you want to open the field to, say, west coast fresh variety, with your Cambodian-Somali fusion cuisine and sushi etc, then you have to answer some difficult questions about barbecue as well.
Well ackhshually - a neighbourhood with wood fired pizza & craft beers is definitely better in my book than one without. It’s just quality of life innit ?
And I am sure you can find both in all the red states. Fuck, Austin alone would probably give all the west coast a good run for its money.
You have clearly not been to the west coast.
If we’re restricting the competition to craft beers and wood-fired pizza, Austin is not running at any competitive disadvantage. They will go hard.
If you want to open the field to, say, west coast fresh variety, with your Cambodian-Somali fusion cuisine and sushi etc, then you have to answer some difficult questions about barbecue as well.
I am ready for this competition.
Yeah, we don’t win at barbecue. There are a couple of decent places, though. But I wouldn’t pit them against a Texas barbecue place.
Can any city enter? If so, I like Atlanta’s chances.