American Food

[The Esk]

Shout out for Vancouver, not so much for food, although their Asian food is as good as it gets outside of Asia, but for quality of life, scenery, people, things to do, proximity to nature it takes some beating.

 

[Hellerad]

New item on the menu at Razorback Stadium this year

Going to make any home games this year?

 

[ilikecheese]

Shout out for Vancouver, not so much for food, although their Asian food is as good as it gets outside of Asia, but for quality of life, scenery, people, things to do, proximity to nature it takes some beating.

Third best city in the Pacific Northwest behind Seattle and Portland. Great town though.

 

[The Esk]

Third best city in the Pacific Northwest behind Seattle and Portland. Great town though.

lol

 

[ilikecheese]

lol

What's that for?

 

[The Esk]

What's that for?

Just thought it funny

Seattle is a great place, Portland I have never visited. Vancouver much more international than Seattle.

 

[Deleted member 28206]

PICTURES OR GTFO

 

[mezzrow]

Shout out for Vancouver, not so much for food, although their Asian food is as good as it gets outside of Asia, but for quality of life, scenery, people, things to do, proximity to nature it takes some beating.

PICTURES OR GTFO

 

[The Esk]

Dim Sum Vancouver

 

[RAFUH]

Going to make any home games this year?

I wish. Haven't made it to a game in ages.

 

[SerenityNigh]

What's the culinary style of PNW?

 

[edge]

Bit of a shameless plug but I'm the bar manager in an American smokehouse on the Wirral.

To be fair the ribs are very very good (I'm more concerned about the beer, though)

Mate went over there for his birthday gave it a glowing reference. Keep up the good work

 

[mezzrow]

I wish. Haven't made it to a game in ages.

I hear you. There's nothing like a home game. 900 miles is 900 miles, no matter how you chop it up.

 

[Bigmaclad]

Went to America for a month earlier this Summer, the food was incredible

 

[ilikecheese]

Just thought it funny

Seattle is a great place, Portland I have never visited. Vancouver much more international than Seattle.

Hmm...not entirely sure I follow the international bit. Seattle is a huge gateway to Asia. In terms of foreign nationals, I suppose you are probably right, but every major Canadian city would be classed that way. Economy wise Seattle is a MUCH larger city on the world stage. Seattle ranks just behind Toronto and just ahead of Miami in terms of GDP. I guess in terms of global influence Vancouver might be ahead, but I'd say that's down more to Canada having only really three cities that would be classed that way, where America has many more.

Don't get me wrong, I love Vancouver, but Seattle offers just as much if not more IMO. I am likely biased in that I've actually lived there and in Portland, but only have visited Vancouver a dozen times.

Portland is like a smaller version...but some very cool stuff. Mt Hood and the Columbia River Gorge are really close. Huge parks throughout the city. Beautiful city with loads of natural beauty.