WHERE TO EAT The best Pho in United States of America (according to food experts)

"The name doesn't lie – it's the best pho in town, where Cleveland foodies go to get their fix. It's nothing fancy, just a couple of plain rooms filled with tables of happy slurpers."

"The best place for pho in Denver is a bit out there, parked in the middle of a strip mall on a bleak stretch of Federal, but it's definitely worth the hike to slurp your way through a big, cheap bowl of noodles."

"This cozy, counter service Vietnamese eatery in South Salt Lake City should be your go-to when craving pho. Offering over 20 different pho options, which run the gamut from basic broth option, to a pho filled to the brim with a variety of meats (take your pick from steak, flank, meat balls, brisket, tendon, and tripe), you'll definitely feel taken care of and well fed."

"America’s 10 Best Pho Shops: Tan Dinh - Family-owned and unchanged for more than 20 years, the pho here is rich and flavorful, and we suggest you double up on the beef flank and brisket as the meat option, with plenty of bean sprouts, mint leaves, and sliced jalapeños on the side."

"A flagship in Orlando's thriving Vietnamese district, just northeast of downtown in an area informally referred to as Mills 50, this authentic, no frills, pho specialist is always packed. Big bowls of noodles are cheap and tasty."

"This bustling Vietnamese kitchen draws downtown lunch crowds and late-night bar-hoppers with superbly executed classics such as pho."

"The Pho here is good. Brisket, eye-round, meatball, tripe and tendon. Just like back home."

"18 Essential Pho Shops Around D.C.: Caphe Banh Mi - This eatery, somewhat hidden in the heart of Old Town, is among the best of the best in the DMV, largely thanks to a hearty standout broth and premium meat selection. The house pho is so packed with flavor, It’s hard not to fantasize about that ultra-rich broth long after leaving."

"Everything at this Vietnamese institution is great, but have a slurp of the pho and you may whisper a prayer to the kitchen gods for favoring you with a broth so flavorful."

"Pho Bac was once the type of dive where your table was always dirty, but the food was absolutely worth it. It's now a bit more spruced up, but excellent pho and other Vietnamese dishes can still be found at this bright spot in the heart of Little Saigon."