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As part of our Best of 2007 coverage we asked you what the top foodie destinations in the US and the world were.

Your favorite US food city was New York City. However, we think our hometown, San Francisco — with its hundreds of restaurants, glorious farmer's markets, and innovative mixologists — is the best. This year, the city by the bay hosted the Fancy Foods Show and had several top chefs compete on reality TV.

Outside of the US, you picked Paris as your favorite foodie destination. While we love the French capital, this year it seemed that all things Spanish ruled. Famous for its luscious seafood, ground breaking chefs, and bubbly Cavas, we're dying to spend some time eating in Barcelona!

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