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[greekcypriot]

I was reading some newspapers this morning, and found this article about the European City with the worst City food. This is London, but I would not quite agree with the article.
Of course Fish and Chips is not the best you can eat if you want to look after your health, but is it the worst?

As you read the article you will see that Athens is considered the dirtiest city of Europe.
After reading this, I believe that the whole article is unreliable.
READ THE ARTICLE HERE:

Which European country do you consider the dirtiest, and which the cleanest?
Also which European country has the cheapest and best quality food for you out of your experience?

For me the cheapest and good quality food is Turkey and then Spain.
Let's see what other members will say.

[cburchell]

Sunny Beach, Bulgaria
The place is so crowded with hotels and theme parks, which makes me wonder where they disposed all of the waste from this establishments.


Denmark
The cleanest country I have to say.
It is so environmentally conscious it has the one of the best quality of air of any city that I had visited.

Rome in Italy
Although It is consider an expensive city, Rome in Italy, actually has the best value of food considering its quality (provided you know what to look).