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San Diego ranked at number 10 for best foodie cities in America
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Times of San Diego
(File photo courtesy North Park Main Street)In honor of World Food Day on Oct. 16, personal finance company WalletHub released its report on 2025’s Best Foodie Cities in America – and San Diego sits pretty in tenth place.
San Diego received a total score of 66.35, ranked 10th in diversity, accessibility and quality, but 127th in affordability.
In first place is Miami, with a score of 73.58, only 7.23 points higher than San Diego.
Although this list has St. Louis in 14th place, that city has the most gourmet specialty food stores per capita.
Las Vegas, ranked 8th, has the most restaurants per capita – 21.1 times more than Pearl City, Hawaii, the city with the fewest.