America's best cities for singles
What's more important for a great singles scene-cocktails or conversation?
According to readers of Travel + Leisure, the winning martinis. In America this year, the survey favorite cities, readers evaluated 35 cities on factors such as hotels, shops, cafes, transport, and which contains scenes of bar lend themselves to meet interesting people. Among the best cities for singles, there was a lot of crossover with the cities which are classified in another category very wild weekend while being specified for the people was not always attractive enough to make a city come out on top for singles.
An all around winner was the No. 9 city for singles, Denver, where the bar scene has a warm down-to-earth (the city ranked No. 2 for beer), and people scoring well be shaped , attractive, and intelligent to boot. "I have often heard Denver referred to as" worm-Men' by out-of-staters, "said Amber Connor, a native of Denver," because they heard that the city is a hub for some very good men in air. "This is not so off base, she admits." We have over the rugged, outdoorsy type here. "
Other cities, like New York, Chicago and San Francisco, scoring well on the singles with their combination of good live music, great restaurants, and diverse populations. Regarding the "losers" in the singles category, Salt Lake City (No. 34) may be perceived as too squeaky clean, while Anchorage (No. 33) has long been a representative for having too many men and ladies too much to throw a single party. Orlando (No. 30), on the other hand, may be too "partiers" drinking from cups.
Of course you do not have to limit yourself to water points if you want to meet eligible bachelors. In Denver, you will find plenty of people available at sporting events, while in San Francisco (No. 12), museums and art galleries increasingly accommodate happy hours that act as a simple alternative scene .
And Austin, who won the silver medal in single category key to meeting people may be doing some daily errands. "A single seal informal," says Austin public relations exec Marisa Amador, "is home to Whole Foods Market in downtown. You can not graze the salad bar without spot a handsome young professional."
What's more important for a great singles scene-cocktails or conversation?
According to readers of Travel + Leisure, the winning martinis. In America this year, the survey favorite cities, readers evaluated 35 cities on factors such as hotels, shops, cafes, transport, and which contains scenes of bar lend themselves to meet interesting people. Among the best cities for singles, there was a lot of crossover with the cities which are classified in another category very wild weekend while being specified for the people was not always attractive enough to make a city come out on top for singles.
An all around winner was the No. 9 city for singles, Denver, where the bar scene has a warm down-to-earth (the city ranked No. 2 for beer), and people scoring well be shaped , attractive, and intelligent to boot. "I have often heard Denver referred to as" worm-Men' by out-of-staters, "said Amber Connor, a native of Denver," because they heard that the city is a hub for some very good men in air. "This is not so off base, she admits." We have over the rugged, outdoorsy type here. "
Other cities, like New York, Chicago and San Francisco, scoring well on the singles with their combination of good live music, great restaurants, and diverse populations. Regarding the "losers" in the singles category, Salt Lake City (No. 34) may be perceived as too squeaky clean, while Anchorage (No. 33) has long been a representative for having too many men and ladies too much to throw a single party. Orlando (No. 30), on the other hand, may be too "partiers" drinking from cups.
Of course you do not have to limit yourself to water points if you want to meet eligible bachelors. In Denver, you will find plenty of people available at sporting events, while in San Francisco (No. 12), museums and art galleries increasingly accommodate happy hours that act as a simple alternative scene .
And Austin, who won the silver medal in single category key to meeting people may be doing some daily errands. "A single seal informal," says Austin public relations exec Marisa Amador, "is home to Whole Foods Market in downtown. You can not graze the salad bar without spot a handsome young professional."
