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There was a site similar to this in SF, HouseFed, but it looks like its down now. Another variation here is Munchery, where the meals are actually made by chefs
by pamelafox 15y ago
There was a site similar to this in SF, HouseFed, but it looks like its down now. Another variation here is Munchery, where the meals are actually made by chefs.
I love cooking and hosting meals at my place, but I don't actually want to meet new people through my meals or make money. Instead, I just want to catch up with people I haven't seen in a while in a way that doesn't involve drinking (the default around here).
But I find it hard to figure out who to invite for meals, because I'm not sure who's around on any given night, and I don't want to invite too many people, and I don't want to invite someone too many times (and have them feel bad for having to say no so much). I wish I could just say "tonight I'm making X, come over if you're interested, reply by X so I can buy appropriate portions."
I've tried using G+ circles and Facebook lists, but everyone's on different networks and has different rates of response.
Anyway, that's my problem, would love an app with a solution. :)
- mattslight 15y agoAnother similar site in the UK is HouseBites.co.uk. They are revenue making at the moment (note sure on profitability). I am workimg on a similar project st the moment EatSocial.net where the focus is on eating out rather than eating in. Think meetups in restaurants. Early blog posts about it here: http://blog.eatsocial.net http://blog.eatsocial.net http: