Introducing Food Network On the Road by Mallory Viscardi in News, August 16th, 2012
Food Network is excited to announce the launch of Food Network On the Road, which is now available as a free download in the Apple App Store.
Food Network On the Road allows fans to effortlessly find recommended restaurants and road trip ideas from top shows like Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, The Great Food Truck Race and more. Plus, get tips for popular dishes, save places you want to visit and recommend your favorite destinations to earn Food Network badges.
When you download Food Network On the Road, you’ll be able to:
- Browse featured restaurants and city guides from top shows
- Find destinations from your favorite chefs, including Guy Fieri, Bobby Flay, Giada De Laurentiis, Alton Brown and more
- Discover Food Network recommended spots near your current location using GPS
- Search for restaurants by city, chef, show, cuisine, city guide, road trips and Best Of lists
- Get the address, phone number and directions to each restaurant
- Save places you want to visit or have already visited
- Create your own road trips based on the locations you crave
- Recommend favorite places to your friends
- Earn fun Food Network badges
Stay current with Food Network On the Road and all our mobile and app news by visiting our Food Network Mobile page!
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I hope this will be coming to the Droid store soon….
It would be nice if it were available on BlackBerry and orther formats instead of the apple sheep products
I'm sad because I have a Droid and they always think Apple first. :(
I hope these app developers start to realize that there are just as many droid and other platform users as there are apple users!
Android app, please!
I am very disappointed that Food Network didn't create an app for Android. Not everyone has an Apple iSomething.
Bring app to droid!
Thank you! Apple on the road is the way to go! Love it.
Android please. We don’t all have ipads
Thanks
You do realize Android users out number iPhone users, right? I hope there’s an android app in the works, otherwise you are alienating a large segment of your audience…