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Work · May 20, 2026

Where Should We Eat

Stop arguing. Let us pick a restaurant for you.

What it does

We've all been there. "Where do you want to eat?" "I don't know, where do YOU want to eat?"..45 minutes later, same place as always. Where Should We Eat fixes this. Enter your location, click Pick For Me — we pull real nearby restaurants and randomly choose one. 🍕 Works anywhere in the world 📍 Live restaurant data via Google 🎛️ Filter by cuisine, price & distance 📱 Mobile-friendly 🔗 Shareable picks ✅ Free, no sign-up needed

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