Foodspotting Reviews
What is “Foodspotting”?
An app
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Foodspotting Reviews
Featured Review
“great app, but still in my country (SK) it's not very popular and then it's useless, but it's great idea to make photos of foods from restaurant with prices and desc...”
Comments
bestfriend
yeah it sounds like it could be fun
bturner
Sounds super cool!
chrismolnar
i always need to know these things..
Other Reviews
“I love this app/site. You can take pics of your dish and post it up and view tons of other noms. What's not to like!?”
“My obsession with food turned extrovert and pornographic. My new favorite iPhone app and one of the nicer apps layered on top of FourSquare and Twitter. ”
“A recommended app for foodies or who love to go out to eat. It gets your location and shows you pictures of food (shared by other Foodspotters) at nearby restaurants.”
“A well designed app for a service that I actually see some promise in. The idea behind the service is simple - just snap a picture of the food you're eating when out and enter where you're eating it. Simple idea, but with the pictures geo-tagged you can actually browse pictures of the dishes you can eat in your area, rather than just the names and ratings of the restaurants. If you're like me and always want more pictures on Yelp, this is a nice compliment.”
“i'm too deep in startup mode for this. pictures of ramen and cheap pizza aren't that entertaining.”
“I find myself taking more and more food pictures, so I thought I would give this a try. Still missing the abundance of foodspotters in my area to make it an interesting discovery tool, but I love the concept. When it comes to food, I'm very visual, I always want to know what the dish looks like, so it should be a great app.”
“I prefer Fidd.me but Foodspotting App has some interesting features.”
“It's a cool idea... When hungry, instead of looking at Yelp, you browse through food items and dishes people took photos of and uploaded to Foodspotting right before they consumed said items. Essentially you're looking at a visual menu of things that are near you (yes it's location based). The problem is that I always forget to take a photo before, so all my contributions were half eaten.”