r/SFVfood
There is food in the San Fernando Valley. I've seen it. But if best of lists from LA Times, LA Eater, Time Out, etc are to be believed, the SFV is a 260 square mile food desert; however, restaurants abound. Lets convince r/FoodLosAngeles LA is more than Santa Monica, WeHo, and Culver City, none of which are actually even Los Angeles at all. But guess where is?
r/SFVfood Subreddit Stats & Analytics
r/SFVfood is a Restaurant & Food Culture subreddit in the World category with 5,793 members. Use this page to track r/SFVfood stats, subscriber growth trends, daily and weekly analytics, and similar subreddits with related audiences.
Recent r/SFVfood growth: +13 members today (+0.22%) and +52 members this week (+0.91%).
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r/SFVfood Subreddit Rules
Be civil
Don't be a jerk. This is a helpful sub driven by positive interest. Share what you love. Ask questions about SFV food. "If you don't have anything nice to say" etc.
No irrelevant nonsense
Share restaurant recommendations or ask about food in the SFV. That's why we're here. Keep it food. Keep it SFV.
Be specific
If making a recommendation, at least say which side of the 405 it is. Neighborhood specific is best.
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