Michelin calls Philadelphia the “Frenchest American city” in its new guide

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  1. teedeeguantru says

    Both Philadelphia and France will be deeply offended.

  2. InSanic13 says

    RIP New Orleans

  3. benevenstancian0 says

    Because everyone thinks the inhabitants are assholes?

  4. CaveatRumptor says

    My guess is it’s based on all the public urination and malodorous attitude.

  5. No_Carpet7125 says

    Well, first off through God all things are possible so jot that down….

  6. AhRedditAhHumanity says

    The gang gets French

  7. spacetimecliff says

    New Orleans would like a word.

  8. Jman50k says

    Yeh cheesesteak eating surrender monkeys!

  9. toughguy375 says

    They have baguette shaped roles that they serve with soft cheese.

  10. TylerBourbon says

    Is it for the food or the rudeness?

  11. Ok-Seaworthiness4488 says

    Interesting fact: Philadelphia was a fashionable foodie town way back in the late 1800s. It’s why when the cream cheese was created in NY, it was marketed as Philadelphia cream cheese because of the city’s cache with food

  12. Randomcommenter550 says

    Oh, great. Now New Orleans is going to want to fight Philadelphia. Thanks, Michelin.

  13. bernietheweasel says

    They both a pretty good at riots

  14. TommyPickles2222222 says

    It really isn’t that crazy of a comparison.

    Philadelphia has a lot of old, European architecture. It is a densely packed, walkable city with large urban parks and markets. All this makes it feel more like a European city than many other places in the US. The Ben Franklin Parkway was modeled after the Champs-Élysées. Philadelphia is home to the largest collection of Renoirs in the world. The Rodin Museum has the second-largest collection of sculptures by Auguste Rodin. The Philadelphia Art Museum is reminiscent of some of the great museums of Europe.

    Philadelphia, like France, is *definitely* a culinary powerhouse. The recent James Beard Awards, for example, saw Philadelphia take home “Best Restaurant in the US,” “Best Restauranteur,” and “Best Chef in the Mid-Atlantic Region” (DC, DE, MD, NJ, PA, VA). Philly is also home to several highly regarded French restaurants, like Parc, Forsythia, and Royal Boucherie.

    TLDR: Philly is actually really nice, and yea, sorta French in some ways.

  15. Better_Baby_2890 says

    Hey now, we can be assholes in any language!

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