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The Tastiest Streets in the U.S.

Eat Street, Nicollet Ave in Minneapolis.

http://www.eatstreetminneapolis.com/

skybluewater at 10:18PM on 04/05/08

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Eat Street in Minneapolis. I'm there at least once a week.

LiveToEat at 12:00PM on 04/07/08

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Yay! Nolensville Road! The only thing that would have made it better would be mentioning the international market and all the excellent taco stands.

brandi at 11:40PM on 04/06/08

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Yeah Roosevelt Ave.!

Sorry, felt the need to insert the obligatory NY arrogance. In all seriousness, it's definitely deserving of the mention, but Mott Street should be on there as well; I haven't been to most of the others mentioned in the comments, but I've heard amazing things about Ann Arbor, Michigan.

kfarrel3 at 5:35PM on 04/06/08

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A bizarre list in a host of ways. Seems to me, by the time you'd named the first seven, you might not even have left NYC yet. From there it's not awfully likely your next target would be, uh, Houston. As for Seattle's Fremont Ave. (which I can see from my house), anyone who'd include it on this list just ain't been around much.

Barry Foy at 3:53PM on 04/06/08

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Tremont Street in Boston's South End - Hamersley's Bistro, The Butcher Shop, B & G Oyster, Pops, Picco, Garden of Eden, Sibling Rivalry, Tremont 647

BostonZest at 2:27PM on 04/06/08

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Yeah, the praise for Fremont seemed to exist simply to praise Paseo. Don't get me wrong, Paseo deserves the love, but Fremont isn't even close to the tastiest street in Seattle. My vote would probably go to 1st Ave, or even Pike Pl.

Buford Hwy in Atlanta is probably the tastiest street I've ever visited personally.

adrockuw at 9:45AM on 04/06/08

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NYC number one, Houston number two, that's refreshing.
Although I probably would have gone for Bellaire Blvd., Houston, myself.

Robb Walsh at 7:54AM on 04/06/08

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Valencia St., San Francisco - seriously, how is San Francisco on no one's list? What is that?!

mballena at 5:10AM on 04/06/08

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I second Eat Street in Mpls.

churchka at 10:58PM on 04/05/08