Is food horrible in small country towns?

[red324]

I moved into a semi country small town. The type where they throw a fit whenever they build up new real estate or a new restaurant. I have to say the food is horrible here compared to the more suburb type towns where its more coty type living. Also, the food is expensive too compared to the city

[Anonymous]

My grandparents grew up in a small town in the middle of absolutely nowhere. We had to drive at least 40 minutes to get to any place serving food and it was filled with the same people who never left, serving the same exact foods. I would say, the food wasn't bad, it's just living in a huge city, I was and am used to being able to eat any food, from any culture, 24/7, and there it's just the one type of food and nothing that isn't that can survive for long because the people eating the food in the town don't want or like change.

[mysteriousNicholas]

But did they wear gloves and high quality cleaning chemicals in commercial kitchen standards eye 👀👀👀🫧🧤🧽😏

[Nikki1989]

No, we live in a town of 10,000 people, and the food is wonderful around here.

[mysteriousNicholas]

You better believe it. 😏 I pray small towns worldwide always still are inspected by health inspectors - we just never must let our city standards not be enforced in country towns - health standards matter 🧤🧤 🧽 🫧🫧

[mysteriousNicholas]

Thank you deities for health inspectors 👀👀👀👍😊

[slatyb]

there is more competition in cities so bad restaurants don't last long

[SunnyCaliGirl]

In my experience it can be some of the worst food in my experience

[mysteriousNicholas]

Gloves? Cleaning standards? Hygiene? Commercial kitchen grade cleaning standards? Yikes 😳😬

[mysteriousNicholas]

Thank goodness I'm a city boy 🏙️🌆

[mysteriousNicholas]

The deity must have blessed me not to be born in a rundown town ; someone up there must like me 😋

[seeyounexttuesday]

No, it isn't. You probably haven't found the good places, yet.

[BCRanger10]

Not in my experience.

[RussianRye]

No...

[panera]

Nope