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Top 5 food apps for your gastronomic adventure in Europe

Travelers go to Europe for food trips. However, its sheer size and numerous options make it hard to choose. Here are the best food apps to help you decide.

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5 years ago

November 9, 2018

Anthony Donaghue

Many travelers go to Europe for sightseeing and to embark on an adventure to find gastronomic delights. However, its sheer size and numerous options make it harder to decide which restaurants are good and which ones are better. The good news is that there are now food apps to help you decide based on what you want and what you need at that moment.

Here are top five food apps for your food trip in Europe:

5. OpenTable

You can make reservations with restaurants all over the world through the OpenTable app. (Source)

Foodies can explore OpenTable or download its app. OpenTable makes it easier and more convenient to book online restaurant reservations around the world. Moreover, the app is now available in Amsterdam, where international arrivals grew by as much as five percent in the past year. OpenTable is under the Priceline Group (NASDAQ: PCLN) and has hundreds of restaurants in its listings. According to its website, the app provides the menu, location, address and cuisine type so customers can get detailed information on what they are going to eat.

4. The Fork

If you’re looking for best restaurants in Europe, The Fork app can help you lead the way and even give you discounts. (Source)

The Fork guides you to the best restaurants in Europe. Not only that, they also let you eat at a discounted price as much as 50 percent. Per The Points Guy, The Fork also features food reviews, a map, and location. It can be downloaded for free and contains more than 10,000 restaurants from 10 countries: France, Spain, Belgium, Portugal, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Denmark, Italy, and Brazil.

3. Tasteful

Those who are on a diet will be glad they can now book restaurants according to their lifestyle. (Source)

Tasteful lets foodies choose their menu according to their diet. As published in Urban Taste Bud, travelers can indicate if they are on paleo, vegan, gluten-free, vegetarian and low-carb on top of the regular menu items. This helps prevents unseen allergy attacks due to food intolerance.

2. GrubHub

Late night cravings will no longer be a problem thanks to food delivery apps such as GrubHub. (Source)

There are times when you are just too tired to go out or wake up in the midnight craving for something. Good thing there is GrubHub. It lets customers select food items from local restaurants to be delivered straight to their door. Talk about convenience at its finest or you may call it service to the uber lazy.

1. Happy Hour Finder

Partygoers can start getting loose early with the help of Happy Hour Finder app. (Source)

Do you know you can actually search which local restaurants offer Happy Hour? Thanks to Happy Hour Finder, travelers can start getting loose any time by finding beer, wine and cocktail promos in bars and restaurants.

Anthony Donaghue

Anthony Donaghue writes about science and technology. Keeping abreast of the latest tech developments in various sectors, he has a keen interest on startups, especially inside and outside of Silicon Valley. From time to time, he also covers agritech and biotech, as well as consumer electronics, IT, AI, and fintech, among others. He has also written about IPOs, cannabis, and investing.