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Yelp has no real alternative for vetting unfamiliar restaurants, at least not one which doesn’t have similar conflicts.
by MattGaiser 3y ago
Yelp has no real alternative for vetting unfamiliar restaurants, at least not one which doesn’t have similar conflicts.
- aledalgrande 3y agoIf you're in UK look at Harden's http://www.hardens.com/ http://www.hardens.com/
- OJFord 3y agoTripAdvisor? They charge for advertising/sponsored positioning, but it's free to claim your business and it allows you to respond to people but pretty sure not do 'moderation' like that.
- internet101010 3y agoTripAdvisor is good for everything outside of the US but I pretty much just use Google Maps now for restaurants in the US. I'll keep an eye out for who gets awards in my city as well.
- waylandsmithers 3y agoThe reviews might be real, but the order you see anything, say Top 10 hotels in Indianapolis, is the result of an auction
- AaronM 3y agoGoogle Maps?
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- kelvie 3y agoI find this is generally region-specific, as what review sites are most commonly used will differ somewhat from region to region.
- hoistbypetard 3y agoI have found it preferable to visit the restaurant in question, look around, read the menu, and decide based on those cues around me whether it's worth risking a meal there. Yelp has become useless, and TripAdvisor is as bad if not worse. The reviews on Google Maps are wholly unreliable as well.