What are the nicest U.S. suburbs you've ever visited?

[Anonymous]

I will nominate Lexington, Mass.

[Anonymous]

Pelham, NY

[Anonymous]

Cochasset and Higham Mass
Rye NY
Bedford NY

[Anonymous]

Hingham is swankaroo.

I like Westlake Village California too - but it's very different than the east coast suburbs.

[Anonymous]

Wilmette, IL. Gorgeous old homes on tree lined streets (some brick). Cute, cute walkable downtown with a train station to the Chicago loop. (<30 minute commute.) Amazing schools.

[Anonymous]

US suburbs are all equally soulless and boring.
Flame away.

[Anonymous]

La Jolla, Scottsdale and Bethesda

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hingham is swankaroo.

I like Westlake Village California too - but it's very different than the east coast suburbs.

I am partial to the Palos Verdes peninsula area. You cannot beat the hilly-with-ocean-views.

[Anonymous]

I love Coronado, CA (San Diego)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wilmette, IL. Gorgeous old homes on tree lined streets (some brick). Cute, cute walkable downtown with a train station to the Chicago loop. (<30 minute commute.) Amazing schools.

Chicago has some truly great burbs. I also nominate Glenview.

[Anonymous]

Whitefish Bay; what makes it especially nice is that while it's definitely got pockets of $$$$$$ it's still pretty accessible to more normal income families.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:La Jolla, Scottsdale and Bethesda

Bethesda doesn't compare to La Jolla

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wilmette, IL. Gorgeous old homes on tree lined streets (some brick). Cute, cute walkable downtown with a train station to the Chicago loop. (<30 minute commute.) Amazing schools.

Chicago has some truly great burbs. I also nominate Glenview.

Basically this. i was going to sat Winnetka. Nicest suburbs in the entire country.

[Anonymous]

Is Glencoe different than Glenview?

[Anonymous]

Manhattan Beach