tie for me between the polenta, beans and sausage at edo and the cuban from alamo.

Maybe it's the brick buildings or the street grid.

Sacramento is one of the most "east coast" feeling cities in California. Maybe THE most.

yes! torchy's breakfast tacos are where it's at

Yeah absolutely. I would cover my ass in every way possible.

this is great advice but I would be very worried about neighbor flipping out and going full crazy/violent/tire slashy.

Juniper/Cedar pollen is way earlier than I ever thought.

Eh, the summers in Chicago are probably a bit nicer. Further north I think it really starts to get comfortable. August/September in KC can be awful, hot and or humid. It used to snow a lot more when I was a kid, now the winters are mostly like RVA just a tiny bit more cold and a bit more snow. It's a good town but I live in RVA for a reason 😆

I'm from KC, I absolutely know LMAO

Hahaha I feel so vindicated. I would love to live in like NOLA or Savannah from October to April and then Ann Arbor or MKE May-Sept. Guess I need an RV.

Man, Milwaukee and Madison both sound so dope but I just can't with their weather. Nor Chicago for that matter 😆

I actually do! I'm not sure it's green right now tho. Send me a dm and we can look into it