Where to eat, sleep, lift & work in [city], by [person].
Google Maps is a review farm. This is a city map made by one human who actually went there: restaurants, bars, hotels, gyms, coworking spots. Each list is owned and kept up to date by the person recommending it.
Marc Lou @marclouβAll restaurants with 4.5+ stars on Google Maps ask for a review. We offer you free coffee π€ Now give us 5-star review. I do not trust reviews anymore. Iβd ditch Google Maps as soon as someone builds a trustworthy system. And I would pay for it.β
Marc Lou @marclouβActually, Iβd buy a "restaurant list by [person] in [city]" for $9β
β so we built exactly that. Plus hotels, gyms, bars and coworking. π«‘
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Ranked by votes from people who used them.
Mike Mik Β· π @Mlke_MikPlaces published by real people with real experiences. No more Google review bribes.
A 4.7 on Google Maps tells you a restaurant is good at asking for reviews. A list on whereto.guide tells you what one named person ate, where they slept, where they trained and where they got work done, with a π and a π on every single place. You can vote it up, you can look them up on π, you can ask them a question. Try that with 11,547 anonymous stars.