| BUFFALOWINGS | Finger food named for its city of origin |
| CHESTER | English county city famous for its city walls (7) |
| LIMABEANS | Food named for a South American city |
| UPSIDEDOWNCAKE | Food named for how it's baked, and a hint to each set of circles |
| LANDAU | Elegant horse-drawn carriage named for its German city of origin (6) |
| CEREAL | Food named for a goddess |
| LIMABEAN | Food named for a national capital |
| SANDWICH | Food named for an English earl |
| CHALUPA | Food named for a boat |
| VIENNASAUSAGES | Food named for Austria's capital (2 wds.) |
| FRENCHTOAST | Breakfast food named for a European nationality (6,5) |
| MALAGA | A sweet fortified wine named after its Andalusian city of origin (6) |
| MANCHESTER | The Guardian newspaper's city of origin |
| PORTLANDIA | This comedy hit's name adds two letters to the name of its city, implying that it's a world of its own |
| FLORENCE | Capital of Tuscany, birthplace of artist Leonardo in its city Vinci (8) |
| OOLELPASO | Brand of Tex-Mex food named after a Texan city (3,2,4) |
| OLDELPASO | Brand of Tex-Mex food named after a Texan city (3,2,4) |
| DAMSON | Bullace-like "Merryweather" drupe used for "cheese", cobbler, crumble, gin or hedgerow jam, quintessentially English and forming part of the core of a British orchard, yet whose name travels back to i |
| PHILADELPHIA | On Feb. 4, four months after changing its [city name] Museum of Art to [city name] Art Museum, a backlash has forced the institution to switch the name back |
| PHILS | M.L.B. team named after its city, familiarly |
