The 10 Easiest Cities To Get Laid In America For 2023


If you can’t score in these cities, something is seriously wrong with you.

Editor’s Note: We updated this article for 2023. This is our tenth time ranking the easiest cities to get laid in America. This article is an opinion based on facts and is meant as infotainment — don’t freak out.

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We all have certain desires. We want to make a lot of money. We want to have friends and family that care about us. We want to have fun and follow our passions.

And, we want to get laid. Some of us more often than others.

But where do you go if you want to get laid? We’re not talking which bars or which apps. We mean, specifically, which parts of the country.

The general assumption would be it would be somewhere where there’s a lot of horny people. Yes, we took that into account, but you also have to assume the best places to get laid would have a lot of younger, single, successful people.

You’re probably thinking, ‘I better move to Boston.’

For exactly how we calculated these rankings, read on. Or if your little black book is already jam packed, and you do not care about this list, check out

The 10 Easiest Cities To Get Laid In America For 2023

Boston, MA

Overall SnackAbility

8
/10

Get Laid Score: 90.2
Population: 672,814
% Female Population: 52.0%
Bars: 95
Colleges: 28
More on Boston:  Data | Crime | Cost Of Living

2. Washington, DC

Washington, DC

Source: Public domain
Overall SnackAbility

7.5
/10

Get Laid Score: 86.9
Population: 683,154
% Female Population: 52.4%
Bars: 240
Colleges: 16
More on Washington:Cost Of Living

Berkeley, CA

Overall SnackAbility

8.5
/10

Get Laid Score: 84.0
Population: 119,607
% Female Population: 50.7%
Bars: 29
Colleges: 13
More on Berkeley:  Data | Crime | Cost Of Living

Cambridge, MA

Overall SnackAbility

9
/10

Get Laid Score: 83.2
Population: 116,892
% Female Population: 50.0%
Bars: 40
Colleges: 6
More on Cambridge:  Data | Crime | Cost Of Living

New Haven, CT

Overall SnackAbility

5
/10

Get Laid Score: 83.2
Population: 133,874
% Female Population: 53.3%
Bars: 23
Colleges: 5
More on New Haven:  Data | Crime | Cost Of Living

Hartford, CT

Source: Public domain
Overall SnackAbility

4
/10

Get Laid Score: 82.6
Population: 121,562
% Female Population: 52.1%
Bars: 17
Colleges: 7
More on Hartford:  Data | Crime | Cost Of Living

Baltimore, MD

Source: Public domain
Overall SnackAbility

6
/10

Get Laid Score: 82.3
Population: 592,211
% Female Population: 52.9%
Bars: 64
Colleges: 17
More on Baltimore:  Data | Crime | Cost Of Living

Rochester, NY

Overall SnackAbility

4
/10

Get Laid Score: 81.3
Population: 211,100
% Female Population: 51.5%
Bars: 23
Colleges: 12
More on Rochester:  Data | Crime | Cost Of Living

Clearwater, FL

Overall SnackAbility

6
/10

Get Laid Score: 81.2
Population: 116,616
% Female Population: 51.2%
Bars: 10
Colleges: 4
More on Clearwater:  Data | Crime | Cost Of Living

Gainesville, FL

Overall SnackAbility

5
/10

Get Laid Score: 80.0
Population: 138,741
% Female Population: 52.2%
Bars: 2
Colleges: 7
More on Gainesville:  Data | Crime | Cost Of Living

How We Determined The Best Cities in America to Get Laid For 2023

When we at HomeSnacks normally analyze a place to live, we check in on statistics you can find anywhere on the web. You can get pretty much any demographic on anyone out there. You just have to sort it and look at it a certain way.

For this analysis we used the — U.S. Census.

The census compiles the best set of geographical data on the types of people in certain places. Then, you can combine that with other information – like the number of places people might meet and hook up.

In particular they look at the cost of the following items:

  • Number of bars per capita
  • Population density
  • % of people who are single
  • Average age of a population
  • How successful a population is
  • Number of colleges nearby

They just updated their data at the end of 2017, so we can take a fresh look at it. And, to be clear, we measured the 300 largest cities in America. So, while your little small town might be a hooking up night and day, we’re only looking at the most populated areas.

Specifically, this analysis bases the rankings on the assumption that younger, successful populations with lots of bars would be a great place to find someone to hook up with. You can download the data here.

There You Have It — The Best Cities in America to Get Laid

After all the dust settled and the analysis was over, we crowned Boston as the best place to get laid in America for 2023.

While it’s good news for the cities we mentioned, we have to throw some love at the worst cities to get laid in America. If you live in Jurupa Valley, CA, Palmdale, CA or in West Jordan, Utah, it sounds like you’re pretty lonely. We feel sorry for you.

Maybe it’s time for Netflix and chill?

Here’s a look at the cities in America that are probably great if you like playing video games online by yourself:

  1. Jurupa Valley
  2. West Jordan
  3. Lancaster

For more reading, check out:

Best Cities To Get Laid In America For 2023

City Rank Population Percent Female Bars
Boston, MA 1 672,814 52.0% 95
Washington, DC 2 683,154 52.4% 240
Berkeley, CA 3 119,607 50.7% 29
Cambridge, MA 4 116,892 50.0% 40
New Haven, CT 5 133,874 53.3% 23
Hartford, CT 6 121,562 52.1% 17
Baltimore, MD 7 592,211 52.9% 64
Rochester, NY 8 211,100 51.5% 23
Clearwater, FL 9 116,616 51.2% 10
Gainesville, FL 10 138,741 52.2% 2
Providence, RI 11 188,812 51.6% 6
Syracuse, NY 12 146,781 52.0% 18
Pasadena, CA 13 138,771 51.2% 13
San Juan, PR 14 325,343 54.6% 19
Pittsburgh, PA 15 303,207 51.1% 38
Miami, FL 16 440,807 49.6% 5
Atlanta, GA 17 492,204 51.1% 54
Ponce, PR 18 113,183 53.6% 3
Richmond, VA 19 225,676 52.5% 10
Bridgeport, CT 20 148,529 52.0% 9
Cincinnati, OH 21 308,664 51.6% 39
Oakland, CA 22 437,548 51.4% 57
Buffalo, NY 23 276,011 51.9% 27
Carolina, PR 24 139,735 54.7% 17
Boulder, CO 25 104,930 48.5% 18
Springfield, MA 26 155,770 52.3% 4
Cleveland, OH 27 374,861 51.8% 141
Ann Arbor, MI 28 122,731 50.7% 10
Portland, OR 29 647,176 50.3% 274
Worcester, MA 30 203,867 50.7% 13
Tallahassee, FL 31 195,057 52.8% 9
Chicago, IL 32 2,742,119 51.2% 200
Baton Rouge, LA 33 225,539 52.4% 0
Eugene, OR 34 173,278 51.0% 12
Charleston, SC 35 147,928 52.6% 24
Fort Lauderdale, FL 36 182,247 47.8% 8
Philadelphia, PA 37 1,596,865 52.4% 91
Lakeland, FL 38 110,401 51.3% 1
Birmingham, AL 39 202,234 52.8% 12
New Orleans, LA 40 383,974 52.5% 44
Detroit, MI 41 645,658 52.5% 61
Alexandria, VA 42 158,185 51.6% 223
Milwaukee, WI 43 578,198 51.5% 49
Orlando, FL 44 302,968 51.5% 12
Durham, NC 45 279,106 52.9% 15
Seattle, WA 46 726,054 49.3% 257
Springfield, MO 47 168,603 51.5% 2
West Palm Beach, FL 48 115,877 51.6% 2
Tempe, AZ 49 178,862 46.8% 46
Grand Rapids, MI 50 197,858 51.1% 9
Miami Gardens, FL 51 111,706 52.3% 0
Minneapolis, MN 52 425,091 49.3% 73
Tampa, FL 53 380,476 50.4% 56
Manchester, NH 54 114,730 49.7% 18
Wilmington, NC 55 115,976 53.7% 1
Newark, NJ 56 306,247 50.8% 5
Savannah, GA 57 147,930 52.1% 13
San Francisco, CA 58 865,933 48.8% 0
Memphis, TN 59 634,139 52.6% 8
Quincy, MA 60 100,544 49.8% 7
Lansing, MI 61 113,592 51.3% 21
Denver, CO 62 706,799 49.7% 239
Scottsdale, AZ 63 238,685 51.1% 9
Madison, WI 64 265,447 50.0% 59
Waterbury, CT 65 113,783 50.9% 0
Springfield, IL 66 114,672 52.1% 6
Glendale, CA 67 196,512 52.5% 17
Little Rock, AR 68 201,893 52.6% 15
El Cajon, CA 69 106,043 50.7% 1
Knoxville, TN 70 189,339 51.7% 12
Lafayette, LA 71 122,469 51.7% 2
Winston-Salem, NC 72 247,917 52.9% 1
Hampton, VA 73 136,748 51.7% 4
Allentown, PA 74 125,250 51.2% 1
Tacoma, WA 75 217,332 49.6% 25
Columbia, MO 76 124,342 51.2% 12
New York, NY 77 8,736,047 52.0% 233
Brockton, MA 78 104,216 52.0% 0
Arlington, VA 79 235,764 49.7% 93
Dayton, OH 80 138,416 50.4% 17
San Mateo, CA 81 105,087 50.4% 7
Columbia, SC 82 137,276 50.0% 10
Spokane, WA 83 225,709 50.4% 13
Mobile, AL 84 187,445 52.8% 4
Jackson, MS 85 156,803 53.8% 0
Shreveport, LA 86 189,374 52.7% 0
Pomona, CA 87 151,592 50.9% 2
Raleigh, NC 88 462,219 51.4% 39
Peoria, IL 89 113,672 51.6% 1
Greensboro, NC 90 295,483 53.5% 4
Newport News, VA 91 185,069 51.5% 2
St. Petersburg, FL 92 258,245 51.5% 29
Chattanooga, TN 93 180,353 52.5% 39
Hollywood, FL 94 152,597 49.4% 3
Akron, OH 95 191,483 52.1% 15
Norfolk, VA 96 238,556 47.7% 9
Costa Mesa, CA 97 112,148 49.2% 2
Torrance, CA 98 147,156 51.2% 2
Fullerton, CA 99 142,964 49.8% 10
Huntsville, AL 100 210,081 51.3% 9

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About Nick Johnson

Nick Johnson earned his masters in Business Administration from the Drucker School At Claremont Graduate University. He has written for 39 publications across the country and ran the media relations department at Movoto, a real estate portal based in San Francisco. He has been featured in over 500 publications as an expert in real estate and as an authority on real estate trends.

Nick's the creator of the HomeSnacks YouTube channel that now has over 260,000 subscribers and is an excellent source to learn about different parts of the country.

One thought on “The 10 Easiest Cities To Get Laid In America For 2023

  1. I”m very skeptical of the idea that free speech is in perfect shape and we have nothing to worry about, at Berkeley and elsewhere. In fact, Berkeley”s policies and recent history are pretty worrisome for free speech. The fact that one event was held on campus without being shut down is not exactly holding the campus to a high standard. And the fact that right-winger exaggerate a problem (and ignore the right-wingers who threaten free speech) doesn”t mean the problem is nonexistent. I”m also skeptical of Salon”s list of 99 items that are supposedly more important than campus free speech (most of them aren”t). If caring more about free speech than homeless students is a terrible thing, then this blog and the AAUP are surely guilty of it, too. The AAUP has issued endless statements and reports on intellectual freedom for 100 years, and probably has never said a word about homeless students. There”s nothing wrong with focusing on free speech without being obliged in every discussion of it to also mention every other social evil affecting colleges. Like 0

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