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Do you mean local like within my own city or regionally/by country?
Countrywide: Hotdogs are the first thing I think of when I think "American food."
Statewide (California): The sour dough bread bowls at the San Francisco wharf are amazing as fuck.
In my city: The best thing here are taco trucks. There's even a whole dedicated parking area for a bunch of them to gather downtown called "Grub Hubs."
I almost mentioned the sourdough bread bowls because SF is known for their sourdough and those are tasty.
It’s really tourist food though. The local soup is Cioppino but I never see it served in a bread bowl.
There's not a lot of things I'm envious about when it comes to the US
But good and cheap tacos are one of them