You will have to forgive me if I sound provincial but I’m pretty damned proud of being born, raised, and still living in New York City. One of the main advantages of living in the Big Apple is the rich diversity in many areas such as food.
Case in point: for years the neighborhood of Jackson Heights was best-known as a Colombian enclave. Over the past decade or so that has changed with the growth of migrants from Latin American countries like Ecuador, Peru, and Mexico. The result has been a plethora of street vendors all within walking distance selling fantastic food:
(My personal fave: Tacos Guicho as they’re perfect for a snack or after a late-night on the town).
(Hat tip: Serious Eats: New York).
Online Sources- Serious Eats: New York, blip.tv
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