In this episode of The Saucetown Investor, Matt Cox dives into how everywhere suddenly became a “food city.” From small towns to major metros, America’s culinary map has completely transformed. Matt explores how social media, chef migration, and local sourcing reshaped the restaurant industry, fueling both economic growth and cultural identity through food.

Discover why cities once overlooked for their food are now thriving dining destinations—and what this means for local economies, community development, and the future of eating out.

Whether you’re passionate about culinary trends, the business of food, or the social forces behind dining culture, this episode will change the way you think about what’s on your plate.

🎙️ Topics Covered:

• The rise of America’s new food cities

• How social media shaped culinary trends

• Why chef migration transformed local food scenes

• The link between food culture and economic growth

• The challenges facing today’s restaurant industry

🔑 Keywords: food cities, culinary trends, social media impact, restaurant industry, local sourcing, economic growth, cultural identity, migration, food quality, dining experience

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