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You’ve read the usual restaurant reviews before—they go on and on about non-essential details such as the upholstery and how many forks are on the table. twiddish reviews cut through the clutter and speak directly to what’s most important to foodies—THE FOOD!
What you need to know:
twiddish is founded on the three principles:
- A picture is worth a thousand words
- Foodies crave dishes above all else
- Diners trust the opinions of their peers
twiddish lingo
- dish: (n) a particular type or preparation of food
- dish: (v) to upload an opinion about a dish on twiddish
- disher: (n) a member of the twiddish community
How it works?
Dishing:
- 5 Stars: Best of the Best, a signature dish
- 4 Stars: Better than Average, order with confidence
- 3 Stars: Average
- 2 Stars: Below average, order with caution
- 1 Star: Terrible, do not order
Additional comments can be shared with fellow dishers by entering them into the provided comments field.
Searching:
Dishers can search twiddish by dish, restaurant, or disher:
- Got a craving? Simply search twiddish by dish name; in no time you’ll be able to see which restaurant serves the highest rated and most popular version of the dish.
- Want to find a restaurant’s signature dish? Search twiddish by restaurant name and find which dishes are winners and which are to be avoided.
- Agree with a fellow disher? Follow them to stay up-to-date on the dishes they’re eating—and dishing.
twiddish has been designed to enable foodies from throughout the United States to share their dining experiences. So whether you’re in dining gourmet in a major city or enjoying home-style comfort food in a small town, twiddish dishers want to see what you’re eating.
We invite you visit the settings page of twiddish.com where you can link your twiddish account to twitter to share your twiddish reviews with fellow tweeters and help spread the word about twiddish.
Once you’ve connected twiddish to twitter, you can connect twitter to facebook so that your facebook status will automatically update with the latest dish you’ve reviewed on twiddish. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV1fk6Cofnw
Let the dishing begin!
