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- Chef
Moz Hit or miss sort of deal much along the lines of Zagat
but perhaps a little more "iffy" and risky.
- Chowhound
The thing about Chowhound that you may find interesting is the
message boards, which are pretty active, and should provide some
current information, though the question of how one can trust
the info is always an open one. Still, worth a look if you are
the curious type, and are looking to delve in those late night
... early morning hours.
- Golden
Fork 2003 Gourmet Diners Society of North America Golden
Fork Award Restaurants of Distinction has a map of North America
and select the state or province that you seek reviews from. Reviews
are not extensive or revealing, so that it you takes your chances
here. Remember ... "All that glitters ...."
- CuisineNet
At one time
free annoying pop-ups and obnoxious music
this site now has both which detract enormously from all that
site has to offer. Too bad!
- Zagat
Dine
The
famous Zagat guide, 32 cities in U.S. and 5 international cities
but no longer free. You can obtain some information but the reviews
now require a subscription. Some of our listings by city have
yet to be updated since this happened, and so we apologize. We
are working
to remove all the Zagat links. Not that we don't recommend Zagat.
We do. Please keep in mind that Zagat reflects the opinions of
patrons not a panel of "experts." That has its pros
and cons as any system would.
-
411 City Dining Guides4
411
as in the "information" ... as in "the phone book,"
this directory raises more questions than it answers. Too much
advertising, too little objective help. Searching by city also
yields some surprising and incomplete results (when you know the
city well). All in all, don't look for this to guide to be "all
inclusive," or reliable.
- New
Jersey Restaurant and Catering Guide
Everyone comes to New Jersey at least once in their life, if not
repeatedly (no use pretending), and while this doesn't provide
the be-all end all of lists because, let's face it, there is some
nice eating to be found here, you can find some menus and some
ideas if you are unfamiliar with the territory.
- Open Table
This
website is supposed to provide booking (reservations). But what's
the use if all our favorite haunts are missing! Hardly surprising
because all those places are so popular they don't need to subscribe
to gimmicky service such as this. So many places are missing here
that you can't even begin to think about this Open Table as being
"open minded." o date, we are not impressed. What did
Edward R. Murrow say? Think it was "Goodbye, and good luck."
- Where
to Dine Restaurant Guide We
had hoped this would materialize, but "Where's all the furniture
honey?" A little short on the goods, and so there's no point
in registering; not at this point anyway.
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