Restaurant Picker

Meal-plan fit compares your location, time, outing, cuisines, must-haves, hard lines, and own-word details with known listing information. Use it to shortlist restaurants; confirm the meal directly.

Nearby restaurants come from OpenStreetMap through Geoapify. Distance breaks ties; cuisine and service details appear when listed.

Cuisine and outing picks favor known matches. Must-haves filter by default; incomplete community tags can shorten the list. Soften a pick to keep unknowns in comparison.

Outing clues are listing proxies. Date night uses reservations or selected venue and cuisine types; quick bite uses fast-food, drive-through, or café types. Family uses pizza, American, burger, fast-food, or ice-cream types. Confirm atmosphere and suitability directly.

Drive time is an estimate. “Open at my time” uses listed hours only when they give a definite answer; confirm the actual route and service window.

The optional Google check adds available ratings, review counts, price bands, photos, descriptions, and listed hours. Check the restaurant’s current menu and terms before choosing.

Listings can have incomplete or outdated hours, diet, access, and service tags; missing tags stay unknown. Never treat a missing diet tag as confirmation that a restaurant can handle an allergy. Before booking or ordering, confirm the exact location, service window, kitchen or order cutoff, current menu, whole-party total, diet or allergy handling, and accessibility. Check travel, parking, availability, and booking, ordering, or cancellation terms. A Google price band is not a quote or reservation.

Your location text is used to search for nearby places and isn’t stored server-side. Answers are saved to your account only if you sign in; otherwise they stay on this device. Share links carry your inputs in the URL itself.