Rank the places you’ve saved
Bring your Google Maps lists. Mark where you’ve been, pick your favourites head to head, and we’ll learn your taste to find your next table.
Which one wins?
Tap the one you liked more. Trust your gut.
Your ranking illustrative places
How it works
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Saved → visited
Paste the link to a list you filled from reels and friends’ tips. Mark where you’ve actually been; the rest becomes an honest want-to-try list, in order or on the map.
Places that don’t look like restaurants are held back, so they never shape your taste.
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Head to head → your ranks
No stars to agonise over. Tap the one you liked more and trust your gut; when it’s too close to call, say so. Every matchup sharpens the order, and your taste starts to read back in one line.
Seafood over everything. Fifteen places across four cities.
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Your taste → your next table
Afiyets reads your ranking, not your scroll history. If seafood sits above everything, it goes looking for the small, loud room that fits.
Ask in plain words, “really good octopus, somewhere lively but not touristy”, and it answers from your taste, not the crowd’s average.
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Share to save
Saved another “top 5” reel? Share it to Afiyets and every restaurant in it lands on your list, ready to rank. Works from TikTok, Google Maps and any web page too.
On iPhone, Afiyets sits under More in the share sheet until you turn it on once.
Worth the road
The village kitchen and the best room in the city sit on one list, ranked the same way: did it beat the last place you loved?
No stars
The €4 street-food stall and the tasting menu sit on one list. Care in the kitchen is the only criterion.
We don’t publish reviews or scores. Your ranking is your own taste.
Questions
Anything else? Support has the rest.
