City you've never lived in, but felt at home there

[Just Jack]

Thought about this driving through Buffalo this week. What is one or more cities (or smaller town, etc) you've been to, but never lived in, that you feel at home whenever you're there? 

 

For me it's Buffalo. My wife it would be NYC.

[Chef Jim]

Sonoma. 

[plenzmd1]

Pittsburgh, Columbus

[DC Tom]

Albuquerque.

[/dev/null]

44 minutes ago, DC Tom said:

Albuquerque.

 

Made a wrong turn?

[BillsPride12]

Chicago

[Saxum]

For me it is Toronto. Went there on many trips in college and every time I am back I am pointing out something.

[Fadingpain]

25 minutes ago, BillsPride12 said:

Chicago

Definitely.  Chicago is what Buffalo would be if it was a huge city.

 

Very familiar vibe in that town to Buffalo.

 

 

[Saxum]

1 minute ago, Fadingpain said:

Definitely.  Chicago is what Buffalo would be if it was a huge city.

 

Very familiar vibe in that town to Buffalo.

Ironic for I was born there.

[Another Fan]

Buffalo, Cleveland 

[Augie]

Nashville. Very comfortable with all the good stuff, but not too big like Atlanta where we live.  Nashville is MUCH more than country music. 

 

After that Charleston, SC or Naples, FL would do just fine.

[frostbitmic]

Cleveland

[Pine Barrens Mafia]

Savannah, GA. Hard not to feel at home there.

 

[plenzmd1]

9 hours ago, /dev/null said:

 

Made a wrong turn?

For those youngins who dont follow

 

 

[mead107]

Foxborough Mass.

[BuffaloBill]

Vancouver, BC

[Seasons1992]

Denver

[ExiledInIllinois]

Chicago.  It's BFLo on steroids.

 

FWIW... I never lived in Chicago... Heck, I never even lived in Cook County.  I am 40 miles out from The Loop, in Will County.

 

If you don't count Chicago.

 

Duluth, Minnesota, Green Bay or Houghton, Michigan (BFLo snow on steroids) are next.

 

Then the big ones:

 

Denver, SanFran, Seattle, Salt Lake City

 

 

 

 

[Gugny]

NYC

[Helpmenow]

San Diego until it go overbuilt and overcrowded