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Before you write

Questions we get a lot

How does the $40/day itinerary work?

You tell us your destination, dates, and how you like to eat. A local resident builds a day-by-day food itinerary just for you, we review it by hand, and it lands in your inbox within 5 business days. A 5-day trip is $200, one flat rate, yours to keep.

Which cities can you build itineraries for?

More cities than we publish guides for — our network of locals is always growing. Tell us where you're headed; if we can't do it justice, we'll say so instead of winging it.

Can you handle dietary restrictions?

Yes — vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, halal, kosher-style, allergies. Mention it in the form and your local builds around it from the start, not as an afterthought.

What's the difference between a guide and an itinerary?

A guide ($5.99 on Amazon) is the whole city — every neighborhood, honestly told. An itinerary ($40/day) arranges the best of it around your specific dates, pace, and appetite, built for you by a local. Many travelers start with the guide, then upgrade.

What if I don't like a recommendation?

Tell us. Every itinerary is reviewed by hand before delivery, but if something misses, we'll make it right — that's the point of not being an algorithm.

Do you do group trips or special occasions?

Anniversaries, honeymoons, birthday trips, small groups — yes. Mention it in your message; occasion changes everything about where you should eat.