Know where
to eat.
Rank places by comparing them to places you've already been. No stars, no strangers — a food map built from your friends' real taste.
Afiyets olsun.
Compare, don't rate.
A 4.3-star average tells you nothing. A place that beat your favourite köfte stand tells you everything.
One list, no categories
The €4 lahmacun and the tasting menu sit side by side. Care in the kitchen is the only criterion.
Better or worse?
Every new place faces one you already know. Real comparisons build a ranking that can't be bought or inflated.
Better than Marta?
Your taste, pinned
Every comparison lands a pin. #1 has to earn it — and your friends can see exactly why it's there.
Your next favourite is already on a friend's map.
Afiyets reads your ranking, not your scroll history. If Levantine sits above everything, it finds the family kitchen two friends quietly put in their top five.
Ask in plain words — “somewhere quiet, walking distance” — and it answers from tables people you trust actually go back to.
You rank Levantine above everything. Three you haven't been:
Levantine home cooking, same care as Marta. Two friends put it top five.
“Forty minutes outside the city. No menu. The usta decides. You eat.”
A rare card for the places past where the tram ends — travel time stated plainly, issued sparingly. Scarcity is the trust.
May it nourish you.