Salivating at the thought of soul food? These are our top Riverside restaurants when we need this Southern fare. We analyzed millions of diner and expert reviews from top sites for the best soul food restaurants in Riverside. The venues below are where we go when we need collard greens, cornbread and peach cobbler.
We know how tough it is to find the best restaurant in Riverside. We analyzed 264 lists and articles from top sources like Three Best Rated and Hoodline, 10624 Riverside restaurants’ ratings across Google and Yelp, and 823905 reviews – all with some boam magic to make sense of the madness. The spots that made the cut have been featured in Three Best Rated - 3 Best Seafood Restaurants in Moreno Valley, CA, Three Best Rated - 3 Best Barbecue Restaurants in Riverside, CA and Hoodline - The 5 best breakfast and brunch spots in Riverside. As restaurants continue to adapt to COVID-19, you can trust us to show the latest information on which restaurants are open and how with our real-time data recommendation engine. Restaurants can’t pay to show up on this list, so enjoy the best food with no agenda. These ten options are sure to delight.
Experts often pair fried chicken with a glass of Riesling, a popular white wine.
With its dry flavors, Champagne matches a fried chicken really well because it acts as a palate cleanser for the fatty dish. You won’t go wrong with this sparkling wine.
To elevate your fried chicken experience, we recommend some Tempranillo to go with your dish. This pairing works especially well because this red wine cuts the fat with its tannins.
If you happen to think of Northern Europe, just know that the macaroni and cheese was invented there in 1769.
The mac and cheese which costs $200, can be ordered at the Barton G.
2,493 pounds is the record for the biggest fried chicken. We hope people were hungry!
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