Good Food Guide - Reviews, Revenue and Downloads - Apple App Store

Description

Founded in 1951, The Good Food Guide is the longest-standing and best-selling guide for where to eat in Great Britain.

The essential companion to any discerning diner, the Guide features the best restaurants, pubs, cafés and other dining establishments, each rated Good, Very Good, Exceptional or World Class.

Our network of Good Food Guide Club members share on-the-ground feedback which informs inspections from our team of 30+ anonymous industry experts. To ensure the utmost objectivity, all inspections are paid for in full by the Guide. We have never, nor will ever, accept free meals in exchange for reviews.

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To keep pace with the dynamic nature of hospitality, The Good Food Guide is now published in app format - an essential, up-to-date guide that’s always in your pocket.
• Browse in map or list view
• Search all entries
• Filter by cuisine, price point and rating to find exactly what you need
• Star entries to create your personal favourites list
• Submit a review after your visit

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Good Food Guide Club membership is required to access The Good Food Guide.

For any customer service queries, please email [email protected].

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3.14 out of 5

42 ratings in United Kingdom

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Location services and searching make it unusable

Terrible app; what’s it does not search accurately based on location. Will not be renewing. Unfit for purpose

Terrific to triangulate other guides such as Michelin and Hardens

A brilliant addition to the instant digital culinary scene. I may not always agree with it but find it is very useful app to have and use as required

Will not allow me to log in

I downloaded this app sometime ago and have never been successful in trying to create account or login. I’ve given both my email addresses no response. No facility to reset the account. Complete waste of time.

One of the worst apps out there

I did not think that bad apps were still out there. This is one of the worst I have come across. It is so clunky you need to wait ages for anything to happen. It does not filter results. You end up having to reset your password a lot. I am cancelling my subscription.

This app needs major improvements

The move to an app from a website has unfortunately not paid off for The Good Food Guide. The app is challenging to use, frequently freezing and unresponsive, even on the latest iPhones. For a paid subscription, the expectation is a smooth, user-friendly experience, but it falls short. Unlike its counterparts like the Michelin Guide app, which is intuitive and reliable, The Good Food Guide app struggles with basic functionality. Issues like the cumbersome in-app browser, which lacks autofill for booking restaurants, exacerbate the problem. Considering the cost and the potential for an on-the-go guide to enhance spontaneous dining experiences, this app disappoints. It needs significant improvements to justify its yearly fee and compete effectively in the market.

Bizarre

Bizarrely, this app doesn’t appear to download on my iPhone ..

Doesn’t work

I joined the club for £1 and downloaded the app from the Apple Store. All I can see is a blank blue screen. It would appear that there have been no software updates for over a year, which is worrying for such a young app.

Not enough meat

I have every copy of the book from 1990 to the end of publication. I use many apps and wanted to like the new incarnation, but it is disappointing. The main issue is the small number of restaurants included, especially since it is significantly more expensive than the book. Maybe that will improve. The new rating system is weird and mealy mouthed. Uniqueness - who cares? Many places that are not unique are excellent and many places are uniquely awful. Deliciousness - the plain English is food. Warmth - the plain English is service. Strength of rating - also referred to on the app as overall rating, which is much clearer.

Excellent well researched content

Content of this calibre is unavailable elsewhere. The good food guide is devoid of bias and hype and caters to all tastes and wallets. Truly underrated in the sphere of hospitality media.

Waiting for this for a long time …

But it won’t save on my screen?

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