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In response to
"So nobody can get food? Wow, no stores? -- nm"
by
Redmond
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There are places to buy groceries, but they aren't at all on par with the places you listed.
Posted by
TWuG
Jun 7 '09, 14:43
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Inner cities may have small places to get groceries, but the overhead on those stores is a bigger percentage of the store's costs and that means their prices are going to be higher. Never mind the smaller selection.
In many cases you may have to hit a butcher shop, then a farmer's market type place then a corner grocery to get the fixings for an entire meal.
So, availability is an issue. One that us suburbanites with cars tend not to have to face.
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