5. Miami

TheDailyMeal.com: America’s 10 Most Gluttonous Cities

Considering how beach-conscious this coastal Florida city is, it's hard to believe that it is one of the nation's most gluttonous metropolises.

Grocery Stores: 598

Fast-Food Restaurants: 1,641

Full-Service Restaurants: 1,415

Adult Obesity Rate: 22.4%

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10. Philadelphia

This historical city is home to more than 1,000 full-service restaurants, and boasts one of the highest obesity rates on the list.

Grocery Stores: 462

Fast-Food Restaurants: 983

Full-Service Restaurants: 1,196

Adult Obesity Rate: 30.27%

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9. San Diego

San Diego is second to Los Angeles in terms of population density for the state of California, however, this West Coast metropolis outscores the Hollywood hot spot with regards to gluttony.

Grocery Stores: 603

Fast-Food Restaurants: 2,243

Full-Service Restaurants: 2,357

Adult Obesity Rate: 21.7%

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8. Chicago

With regards to the city proper, Chicago has one of the highest overall scores. However, the surrounding area weighs down the city's ultimate ranking. This is one of the only cases where taking the entire metropolitan area into account decreased the gluttony ranking of a city.

Grocery Stores: 1,397

Fast-Food Restaurants: 3,502

Full-Service Restaurants: 3,925

Adult Obesity Rate: 25.2%

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7. Columbus, Ohi...

The numbers for Columbus proper may seem fairly low in comparison to the other cities on the list, however, the contributing stats of the surrounding metropolitan area boost this Ohio city's ranking.

Grocery Stores: 239

Fast-Food Restaurants: 725

Full-Service Restaurants: 1,023

Adult Obesity Rate: 30.9%

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6. Las Vegas

It should come as no surprise that the City of Sin secured a spot on the list. With the throngs of endless buffets and dozens of top-tier restaurants, Vegas is known as a destination for excess. However, recognizing the relatively low population density, it is very interesting that the city ranks so high on the list.

Grocery Stores: 263

Fast-Food Restaurants: 1,089

Full-Service Restaurants: 1,607

Adult Obesity Rate: 26%

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4. Houston

Across the board, Houston shows consistently high numbers in each gluttonous category. The city's stats beat out Dallas' at nearly every level, except its obesity rate.

Grocery Stores: 711

Fast-Food Restaurants: 2,369

Full-Service Restaurants: 2,691

Adult Obesity Rate: 26.7%

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3. Dallas

The top-scoring Texas city on the list, Dallas boasts one of the highest obesity rates in the group. The lofty numbers of fast-food restaurants and obese citizens in Fort Worth, which is part of the Dallas metropolitan area, secure the area at number three.

Grocery Stores: 366

Fast-Food Restaurants: 1,581

Full-Service Restaurants: 1,831

Adult Obesity Rate: 28.3%

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2. Detroit

While the statistics for the truly gluttonous city of Detroit are enough to land it on this list, the numbers for the surrounding suburbs in the metropolitan area put the city in second place. In particular, neighboring Oakland County made the list for the number of fast-food restaurants, supermarkets, and obesity rates

Grocery Stores: 509

Fast-Food Restaurants: 1,052

Full-Service Restaurants: 1,197

Adult Obesity Rate: 33.7%

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1. New York City

Is it really a surprise that New York City tops the list of most gluttonous cities? With its population density, it makes sense that there would be an extremely high saturation of restaurants (both fast-food and full-service) across the five boroughs. While the rate of adult obesity in New York City is near the low end of the spectrum for this list, the city's consistently high scores in the other categories throughout the metropolitan area makes it the most gluttonous.

Grocery Stores: 4,750 (Brooklyn is the borough with the most stores)

Fast-Food Restaurants: 7,327

Full-Service Restaurants: 5,501

Adult Obesity Rate: 22.3%

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