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Not to huck our product too much, but next time you're in one of the cities we cover, try out https://theinfatuation.com/ https://theinfatuation.com/. We focus
by buckhx 9y ago
Not to huck our product too much, but next time you're in one of the cities we cover, try out https://theinfatuation.com/ https://theinfatuation.com/. We focus on highlighting great restaurants and not just ones that are good for an Instagram shot. Our writers show up announced and try a restaurant multiple times before giving it a rating.
- kharms 9y ago> Our writers show up announced Why?
- JosephRedfern 9y agoPresumably to get a true sense of the quality of the restaurants food and service. If you book weeks in advance, they may prepare things differently (in a more costly/time consuming way) or have more staff on site, or make sure that the place is cleaner/tidier than it might normally be. On top of that, if they don't make it clear that they're reviewers then it'll be an even more authentic experience.
- vorian 9y agoYou explanation make sense if the OP said 'unannounced', but they said the reviewers show up announced. That makes it sound like the restaurants know they are coming, hence the 'why' question.
- buckhx 9y agoMy bad, that was a typo. They show up unannounced.
- buckhx 9y agoSpot on. I had a typo in my original comment, but they do indeed show up unannounced for the reasons you stated.
- JosephRedfern 9y agoHah, turns out two wrongs do make a right!
- buckhx 9y agoSorry that was a typo. They show up UNannounced.
- kharms 9y agoCool. I’d love to see you in Boston!