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Nearest Burrito
- kevinrpope 14y agoCool idea, but I'm less than 2 blocks from a mexican cucina, a Chipotle and a Qdoba and it's sending me 0.7 miles away. Edit: spelling
- maneesh 14y agoyea right now it's just searching for 'mexican near your address' with google maps. Oh well.
- kevinrpope 14y agoIt's a great way to quickly validate your idea. See if anyone would use it, then fix the shortcomings later.
- dclowd9901 14y agoFYI, man, if I put in 85382 (my local ZIP), it takes me to a burrito place from the starting point that is about 2 miles away, when, in actuality there is one probably 200 feet from the starting point (called Caramba's).
- millzlane 14y agoIt showed me a Chinese carry out a couple blocks away.
- itsmequinn 14y agoCan you confirm that the burrito is not hiding there?
- gabrielh 14y agoYou might want to use the Yelp API. http://www.yelp.com/developers/documentation/v2/search_api http://www.yelp.com/developers/documentation/v2/search_api https://github.com/Yelp/yelp-api https://github.com/Yelp/yelp-api
- bgilroy26 14y agoThis search worked in my town where WhatthefuckshouldIeat had trouble finding anything. Could the difference between as layman friendly to understand as different search queries?
- zacharycohn 14y agoMissed two burrito places closer, but I love the idea.
- joshka 14y agoIt might be a good idea to allow bookmarking a result. This could drive viral adoption by allowing a user to send the result via email / twitter etc. to their colleagues as a suggestion for lunch. Edit: In fact, given this is a location based site, make the location really really obvious. The results are 'The nearest burrito to <insert address here>'. Put that as a heading above the map. The ability to then search should be below the map. The space for the address entry looks a little too small for a reasonable address.