Database of Nachos
An ever expanding map of places to find nachos
Database of Nachos launched on November 6, 2019 with 90 votes, #367 of 3,203 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
D.O.N. is the power of artificial intelligence dedicated to finding.. NACHOS. With all 50 states, 1,763 cities, and over 29,000 restaurants, D.O.N. is the internet's comprehensive listing of restaurants that serve nachos on a geolocated map.
D.O.N. stands for the "Database of Nachos" and is the most important work we've ever done* So here's what we did. We wrote some code. And then some more code. Then threw out the code. Then argued over whether this should be a database of nachos or a database of tacos (look at the twitter battles between @tjmule and @jonnynezbo ). Ultimately nachos won and TJ got to hacking away. He cobbled together some code that crawled a number of databases to collect and build the internet's most comprehensive database of restaurants that serve nachos . As of August 2015, we've found 23,000 restaurants in 1,600 cities in all 50 states that serve nachos of some kind. This includes Red Lobster (shrimp…from databaseofnachos.com
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