Full-Service Restaurants by County
Full-Service Restaurants per 100,000 residents. This is what makes a small county comparable with a large one, and shows where something is unusually common rather than merely where lots of people live. It counts establishments, never customers or members.
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Highest counties
| County | Full-Service Restaurants |
|---|---|
| San Juan County, Colorado | 828.7 |
| Skagway Municipality, Alaska | 562.7 |
| Mineral County, Colorado | 548.7 |
| Hinsdale County, Colorado | 497.5 |
| Billings County, North Dakota | 488.3 |
| Summit County, Colorado | 428.8 |
| Pitkin County, Colorado | 406.2 |
| Williamsburg city, Virginia | 398.8 |
| Falls Church city, Virginia | 387.5 |
| Worcester County, Maryland | 376.2 |
| Grand County, Utah | 369.1 |
| Dare County, North Carolina | 356.4 |
Lowest counties
| County | Full-Service Restaurants |
|---|---|
| Washington County, Missouri | 12.8 |
| Panola County, Texas | 13.2 |
| Meigs County, Ohio | 13.7 |
| Morgan County, Tennessee | 14.0 |
| Assumption Parish, Louisiana | 14.7 |
| Jefferson County, Idaho | 15.1 |
| Elbert County, Georgia | 15.1 |
| Dodge County, Georgia | 15.2 |
| Lincoln County, Kentucky | 16.3 |
| Long County, Georgia | 16.3 |
| McDowell County, West Virginia | 16.7 |
| Sanpete County, Utah | 16.8 |