Our US city restaurant guides cover 27 cities coast to coast. Every guide rounds up the top-rated places to eat in one city, with picks for every budget. Jump to a state below.

California

  • Los Angeles, CA: tacos to tasting menus across one of America’s deepest food cities.
  • San Diego, CA: the waterfront, the neighborhoods and the chefs to watch.
  • San Jose, CA: Santana Row, downtown and the South Bay’s best tables.
  • San Francisco, CA: from Mission burritos to fine dining by the bay.

Texas

  • Houston, TX: a culinary melting pot with thousands of restaurants to choose from.
  • San Antonio, TX: Tex-Mex, brisket and river walk dining with plenty of local color.
  • Dallas, TX: barbecue, steakhouses and the city’s buzzy new openings.
  • Austin, TX: food trucks, tacos and a creative restaurant scene.
  • Fort Worth, TX: from Heim Barbecue to the city’s signature flavors.
  • El Paso, TX: border cuisine and best-rated tables, checked against the review sites.

Arizona

  • Phoenix, AZ: Southwestern flavors, family-friendly spots and casual eats.

Colorado

  • Denver, CO: Rocky Mountain cooking from casual to award winning.

Florida

  • Jacksonville, FL: fresh seafood and creative comfort food in northeast Florida.

Illinois

  • Chicago, IL: deep-dish icons and innovative small plates side by side.

Indiana

Massachusetts

  • Boston, MA: seafood classics and hidden neighborhood gems.

Michigan

  • Detroit, MI: a resurgent dining scene with big-city ambition.

Nevada

  • Las Vegas, NV: Strip showstoppers and neighborhood favorites alike.

New York

  • New York, NY: 25,000 restaurants and the picks that lead the pack.

North Carolina

  • Charlotte, NC: Southern comfort, Mediterranean flair and premium steaks.

Ohio

  • Columbus, OH: global flavors from Bonifacio to The Refectory.

Oklahoma

Oregon

  • Portland, OR: farm-to-table standouts in the Pacific Northwest.

Pennsylvania

Tennessee

  • Nashville, TN: hot chicken, honky-tonks and the new Nashville table.

Washington

  • Seattle, WA: seafood, coffee culture and seasonal menus.

Washington, D.C.

  • Washington, D.C: power dining, and the neighborhoods beyond the monuments.

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