The world of the smartphone has opened up a whole new world of possibilities for foodies. From finding something to eat during the daily commute, to tracking your diet, to finding a restaurant for date night, there’s an app for that. Here are some of the best apps for finding food:
Gimmei: This is an app that lets you track your diet and see how it compares with other users. This can help you see if you’re eating too many empty calories or not enough fruit, or if you need to eat more salads. The data is anonymized, so your personal information is safe.
Yummo: Use this app to find a perfect dinner spot for date night. You can search by cuisine, price range, and number of stars. The app also gives recommendations based on your tastes, so if you’ve been looking for a great Indian restaurant with good vegan options, Yummo will find one that matches your tastes and budget.
Foodie: If you love food but hate spending money on it, this app is for you. Foodie helps you find restaurants near you that have great lunch specials or happy hour deals so you can always get dinner on the cheap!
Best Apps For Finding Food
The 11 Best Apps Every Foodie Must Have On Their Phone
Last updated on Nov 13, 2021 by Adam Bryan. This post may contain affiliate links.
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Food apps are probably one of the most important apps any foodie can have on their phones. Whether if you love to have thousands of recipes at your fingertips, or the ability to virtually wait in line at a restaurant so that you can come in once your wait time is up, food apps are incredible.
Below are some awesome apps that I truly believe every foodie must have on their phone. From getting free food at restaurants to discovering delicious restaurant recommendations from your favorite top chefs, you’ll find the perfect app that’s just waiting to help you dominate your next dining experience.
So with that being said, here we go!
The Best Food Apps Every Foodie Needs
Here are all of the best restaurant apps every foodie should have in their arsenal.
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- Trip Advisor
Trip Advisor App
This “travel app” has possibly some of the best, most spot on, restaurant reviews around. Trip Advisor also features restaurant rankings by location, which shows you what some of the hottest, highly rated restaurants in town are. It’s definitely a great app for anyone who prefers reading restaurants before actually committing to a dining decision.
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There’s no better way to order food from your joint and have it delivered to your room, with just a swipe of the finger.
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- Open Table
Open Table Restaurant App
Wouldn’t it be great if you could make restaurant reservations from your phone, while also getting cashback? Well with Open Table, it’s possible! Just sign up for an account and start making reservations at your favorite restaurants using their app. With every visit to an eligible Open Table restaurant, you get points which can then get redeemed for cash back and coupons.
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- Acorns
Acorns
Although not a food app, Acorns is a great app that you must check out especially if you use your debit card a lot when eating out. Basically how it works is that when you make a purchase, you’ll be able to invest the difference. So, if you make a purchase at Starbucks for $5.30, Acorns will round up and invest the $0.70 for you. It’s an awesome way to potentially make some money just for eating out.
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- Zomato
Zomato
Frankly, who doesn’t love playing with the restaurant slot machine? All you need to do is set your parameters, and hit spin. From there, you’ll get a delicious restaurant recommendation with reviews, directions, and even photos.
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- Chefs Feed
Chefs Feed
Chefs Feed is really starting to grow on me. What this app does is that it shows you delicious dishes in your area recommended by some of the top chefs in the country. I mean seriously, there’s nothing better than getting restaurant and dish recommendations by Michael Mina himself.
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- Yelp
iPhone/Android
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Yelp is one of the biggest and brightest services out there. While it has a lot of buzz and hype, its growth has been mostly due to the fact that it’s such a great app. Offering over 50 million reviews for businesses across the world, you can easily search for nearby restaurants, read plenty of reviews, and even view great local deals and photos of the place. Search filters ensure that you can narrow things down according to distance, price, and rating, so you know exactly what you’re getting into. It works well for plenty of other establishments too.
- Foursquare
iPhone/Android
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Another mighty behemoth, Foursquare has been a huge success in recent years. While you’d be forgiven for thinking it’s so that you can semi-stalk your friends and compete to become ‘mayor’ of various places, it’s also a great tool for finding new places to eat at. You can follow people whose tastes you trust so their tips show up first, along with advice on what to order. You can also tell the app what your favorite things are and it’ll tailor its results to your needs, ensuring you’ll only see the places you want to see. A good taco has surely never been so easy to track down, right?
- EAT24
– iPhone/Android
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You don’t always want to go out to a restaurant. Sometimes, you just want to stay indoors and have the food come to you, thereby saving you the effort of dressing up (or at all). EAT24 is the app you need in this instance, giving you the ability to order food from over 25,000 different restaurants across more than 1,500 different cities. You can search for specific cuisines but more impressively, you can look up particular dishes, before browsing delicious food photos to see what tantalizes your tastebuds. EAT24 will even allow you to securely store your payment details so you don’t have to worry about remembering your credit card numbers. It’s ideal for that Netflix binge watch.
- Urbanspoon
– iPhone/Android
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Allowing you to compare restaurant choices by rating, distance, cuisines and popularity levels, Urbanspoon is a great help, especially when you’re in a new city. You can browse menus and photos of the food on offer, as well as look at online restaurant guides by critics as well as other food fans. You can even make reservations using the app, ensuring it’s the Swiss Army Knife of dining apps. It’s stylish too.
- Zagat
– iPhone/Android
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Sometimes, less is more. Zagat gives you concise reviews of restaurants and bars, saving you the hassle of having to dig around too much. The usual filters are place along with a scoring system that rates food, decor, and service separately. Lists of expert-selected places to cover mostly any occasion, mood, or craving completes the well-rounded package, so you can spend more time eating and less time browsing.
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