Where is the best city to live in the United States?

Answer 1

If you're a Country Boy then Nashville TN or Fort Worth TX
If you're a Farm Boy then Indianapolis IN or Tulsa OK.
If your a City Boy then Chicago IL or Los Angelas CA
If you're a Mean Boy then Detroit MI or Newark NJ
If you're a Rich Boy then Palm Springs CA or Bethesda MD
If you're a Racist Boy then Savannah GA or Jackson MS
If you're a Sissy Boy then San Fransisco CA or Asheville NC

If on the other hand you are a Mans Man, then the Big Apple is the place for you. NYC Baby

Answer 2

my vote's for San Francisco. Palace of Fine Art, Fisherman's Wharf, Hard Rock San Fran, the Golden Gate and the Battery etc.
Castle Lanes for bowling and plenty of sports to watch (I remember it was so windy at Candlestick park that a service door slammed and sent glass flying!-'July of '78). Ghirardelli Square for shopping, trolleys for riding, and nostalgia in connection with Haight-Ashbury...with bohemian North Beach and the famous City Lights Bookstore but a short drive away.
-and I've lived less than an hour from Los Angeles nearly all my life.

Answer 3

San Francisco

Answer 4

If you're looking for a medium sized city, I'd say Cleveland. Moderate weather year round and it's a nice city, not super crowded and there is a lot to do.

As for a big city, I'd probably say Chicago. It's a nice city with the "busy city" atmosphere and it has a lot to see and do.

Answer 5

Ocean Springs, Mississippi

Answer 6

I know there have been studies to this affect. The locations usually involve rural parts of the country, like plains states. The criteria covers things like crime rate, schools, and employment opportunities. Des Moines, Iowa; Fargo, ND; and similiar places rank prominently.

Answer 7

Chicago

Answer 8

Albuquerque

Answer 9

Hana, Hawaii. It's the cutest little town with a nice beach. Though I think Santa Cruz, California would be awesome.

Answer 10

Philadelphia