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| Scott Crawford of Crawford & Son will be using CurEat for his restaurant. |
There's a new restaurant app called CurEat that is designed to help locals and travelers alike discover great new places to dine and drink. CurEat can now be found in the iTunes App Store and will provide information on restaurants in over 60 cities across the U.S.
The application was created by entrepreneur and world traveler, Steve Mangano, who is trying to fill in a void left open in the dining app world, which is now driven with negative reviews and inferior restaurant lists.
"While there are a plethora of food apps on the market, there is dearth of quality apps in the industry," say Mangano. "This restaurant app is designed around positive endorsements, with reliable and up-to-date content provided by the restaurants themselves."
CurEat will allow you to easily make your lists for different cities and share them via text message or emails to friends and family. There has already been a handful of Triangle businesses that are using the app which include:
- Ashley Christensen: Poole’s Downtown Diner, Fox Liquor Bar, Beasley’s Chicken + Honey, Chucks, Death & Taxes
- Charlie Deal: Dos Perros, Jujube, Juju Durham
- Cheetie Kumar: Garland
- Daniel Benjamin: lucettegrace
- John May: Piedmont
- Kevin Barrett: Dram & Draught
- Lionel Vatinet: La Farm Bakery
- Marjorie Hodges: North Carolina Museum of Art
- Nation Hahn: Jamie Kirk Hahn Foundation
- Rochelle Johnson: Ponysaurus Brewing, The Cookery, Dashi
- Ryan Hurley: Vert & Vogue
- Scott Crawford: Crawford & Son
- Sean Lily Wilson: Fullsteam Brewery
- Victor Lytvinenko: Raleigh Denim Workshop
- Wyatt Dickston: PICNIC Durham