favorite websites for restaurant reviews
Jun 25th, 2006, 12:39 PM
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favorite websites for restaurant reviews
Hello, Fodorites. Just looking for opinions, here. Do you have any websites that you find really useful for getting restaurant suggestions in a town or city you are not familiar with?
I like to find places at the intersection of high quality and low price.
I've got this posted under Europe because the trip I am planning is to Italy, but I am really interested in this topic in a more general sense as well.
Thanks for any suggestions.
OO
I like to find places at the intersection of high quality and low price.
I've got this posted under Europe because the trip I am planning is to Italy, but I am really interested in this topic in a more general sense as well.
Thanks for any suggestions.
OO
Jun 25th, 2006, 01:10 PM
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The Europe forums of www.egullet.com
Jun 25th, 2006, 01:11 PM
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also www.chowhounds.com
Jun 25th, 2006, 02:09 PM
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Cocofromdijon, Cityvox looks exactly like what I am looking for. I can look in a particular area, define a price range, and the look for the establishments sorted by the ratings of people who have been there. Unfortunately, for the first few I looked at there were 0 or 1 ratings, not enough to feel confident that it was a faie evaluation. But I only looked at a few--I'll go back and play with it some more--there is a ton of information there.
Maribel and Massagediva, egullet and chowhound are interesting sites. Lots to browse through, thanks. Massagediva, I searched on "chowhounds" and found a site for dog owners, huh? I found the site you meant when I changed it to the singular, "chowhound". lol
I have never used Zagat's. Looks like you have to subscribe to get the info so I probably won's start, but thanks.
Maribel and Massagediva, egullet and chowhound are interesting sites. Lots to browse through, thanks. Massagediva, I searched on "chowhounds" and found a site for dog owners, huh? I found the site you meant when I changed it to the singular, "chowhound". lol
I have never used Zagat's. Looks like you have to subscribe to get the info so I probably won's start, but thanks.
Jun 25th, 2006, 04:00 PM
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Scarlett,
Thanks so much for pointing that out! I had almost given up on Chowhound. When I would go to the "international board", which included half the world, it would take me forever and a day to scroll down to what I wanted and to follow the thread. Much better!
Thanks so much for pointing that out! I had almost given up on Chowhound. When I would go to the "international board", which included half the world, it would take me forever and a day to scroll down to what I wanted and to follow the thread. Much better!
Jun 25th, 2006, 04:14 PM
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www.menupages.com for new york city.
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Thank you, flatfeet, great site, very easy to use. Too bad it's only NYC but I'll save it for my visits to that great city. One thing, and maybe I need to look around more in there, I did a search on Italian restaurants in the Village and sorted it by rating and it looked like the lowest rating was for three stars...hmmmm
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