Go to the Urban Spoon website before you download. If your location is not one of the supported cities, this app will crash on launch.

PROS: Love the concept and execution. Perfect tool for finding restaurants with different critera in the available cities

This is the best application ever! It is going to prevent the"what restaurant should we eat at tonight" fight! Thanks urban spoon for saving my marriage

It's a heated point of contention at our office where to go for lunch -- to the point we've considered installing a Price Is Right-style wheel with all the local restaurants in place of the numbers. Works just great here in Denver, I look forward to using it often.

Great program. I love it since I am an indecider when it comes to picking out a place to eat.

I like it but I wish it worked without WiFi so I can use it in the car where most needed.

The app works fine for me and brings up restaurants I had not thought of. I use it every day. Only issue is that initially it uses internet as source of restaurants and thus about 20% of the database is wrong. You can make submissions to add, edit, or delete restaurants (easiest through their online website) and I am doing that. If users will help update info, this can be a great app.

The content is great, sure. But the technology behind it (where you shake the phone to spin) is very, very cool.

I was recently in La Jolla looking for an Indian restauarant and Urbanspoon directed me to a restaurant that no longer existed. I would recommend double checking the information that Urbanspoon gives you from another source before venturing out to a restaurant you are not familiar with...or at least calling first.

We always have the problem of deciding where to go to eat. No one can ever come up with what they want to do so we sit around. This app is made for my group of friends. Luckily, I'm in an area where it can actually give quite a few recommendations as well.

My hubby & I are always crippled by indecision when it comes to where we should eat out. This is such a creative idea for a program. We haven't encountered any errors accept user errors.

I live in dallas, so there are TONS of options avaliable and it is great!! I have to say this is probably my favorite app so far because it lets you pick the kind of food, the specific area, the price, or any just one or 2 of those! It probably wouldn't be so great in a small city, but in a big city it is great!

This is probably the most fun "where should we eat today" app out there in the App Store. Two things need to improve upon: 1) Show restaurant on map function should take you to the built-in Google Maps and 2) It is not very sensitive to the shaking gesture and I had to shake it really hard to make it work sometimes.

This is absolutely perfect if you have a hard time finding places to check out

A must have if you live in a large city!

It keeps crashing when it asks me find location. On top of that, when you choose a location instead of letting it find location, it didn't have anything in our area and when I searched a larger area I know very well, it didn't list a LOT of major local food attractions. I like the idea, but crashing, limited areas and the missing attractions keep this down. If they can fix it with updates, I think this could be a great app.

Interesting slot machine interface; please keep it up with database maintenance and updates. Good app!!! :-)

I like the program but it really needs to cover more areas.

I've used this app for a couple of days now, and am pleasantly surprised at the number of restaurants in its database. Lots of restaurants with reviews, and it makes a usually boring task a bit more manageable.

This is a fun app! Thanks. I'm often the guy in my group to tell the rest where to eat because I had the iPhone and google. But it wasn't fun being the decider. Now I have some help, thanks. :)

This is a fun little app and the interface is very nice. The shake feature is addictive. It couldn't find my location, even though I'm in a supported neighborhood. I do like the fact that I can manually select my location — but I wish the application would remember the setting, so I don't have re-select it every time.

I love this. I can't wait to use it. They have accurate information and the app is really fun and easy to use.

I just used this app to go grab lunch. It came up with a restaurant that I knew (and like) but I can't wait to make new discoveries.

Great use of localization / neighborhoods to refine search results. Very well played.

Great way to solve the where do you want to eat question. Well thought out.

I just dl this app and it is really cool. Hopefully it will solve some of my fiancé and I's arguments!!!

This is a neat app. When signing up I would not use your main Email address. I have been getting mad spam. On the urbanspoon website there is no way to cancel or modify your account.

Fun & innovative but not useful when want to actively choose restaurant nearby. It's the luck of the spin. I removed app.

How about adding more food places instead of making it "Facebook" friendly? Facebook means nothing to most...

Once upon a time on the Palm, there was an app called Vindigo - it even used Gayot content for food reviews. The nice thing about it was that you could CHOOSE an intersection, and it would tell you what was around, from a radius of 1/4 to 2 miles in distance, with ratings and reviews. Sir, I knew Vindigo, Vindigo was a friend of mine, and you sir are no Vindigo. The best you can do with UrbanSpoon is to a.) browse by your GPS location to 1/2 mile (eh...), or browse the neighborhoods, which DON'T overlap, and have weird, non-native identifications. For example, in Philadelphia everybody knows CENTER CITY & SOCIETY HILL, but UrbanSpon terms these areas as Washington Square West, all the way from below 6th St to the Schukyll. I've lived in Philly for over 25 years and I SWEAR I've NEVER heard ANYBODY refer to any place named "Washington Square West", although I saw it once on a civic association plaque. So at least in Philly, some of the neighborhood divisions are artificial. A radius search from a definable location would overcome this, so I recommend the developers focus on geography, and also get the neighborhood terminology right, at least for Philly. Also, Vindigo allowed you to search by rating across the entire city, something that I don't think is possible in UrbanSpoon.