Less scrolling. More eating.
What should I eat?
Sometimes the hardest part of dinner is choosing it. When every food sounds possible, browsing another long list can keep the decision going.
BiteOnCue starts with the food. Choose a cuisine or use the wheel for a suggestion, then look for restaurants nearby.
Make one small decision first
- Pick the kind of meal. Choose something familiar, or try a food you have not had recently. The starting choices include Mexican, Italian, sushi, burgers, Thai, pizza, Indian, and BBQ.
- Let a suggestion test your appetite. Spin the wheel. If the result sounds good, tap Yum or the selected slice under the arrow. If it does not, spin again. You can also choose a food directly.
- Find a place that fits. Enter a city or ZIP code, or use your current location. Restaurant searches start with open-now results and a 10-mile radius.
- Adjust the practical details. Change the distance, check reported prices, read reviews, and get directions when you are ready.
What if the group cannot agree?
Let everyone name a food they would happily eat. Edit the wheel to keep those options, then spin from that shorter list. The wheel offers a suggestion; everyone can still decide whether it sounds good.
Can I use my own food choices?
Yes. Open Edit food choices to add a food or remove one you do not want. Adding a choice updates the wheel immediately.
Do I have to spin?
No. Choose a food button or use Pick instantly to skip the animation. The goal is to help you get to a meal faster.