Jan 17, 2022
Ohio boasts an impressive eating-out scene, with an abundance of locally-owned restaurants. The owners of a popular Instagram account that celebrates independent restaurants have just released an app so residents of the state can find great food while supporting the community.
Cleveland, United States - January 17, 2022 /NewsNetwork/ —
The newly launched Eat Local Ohio mobile app lists independently owned restaurants and eateries in Columbus. The app is available on both iOS and Android and uses GPS to provide users with up-to-date information on close-by restaurants.
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This latest announcement will help Columbus residents find high-quality local restaurants, without being overloaded by information.
Eat Local Ohio started as an Instagram page dedicated to showcasing independent eateries and pubs in Collinwood, Detroit Shoreway, Little Italy, Shaker Heights, and Tremont. The page quickly garnered a dedicated following of more than 45K followers, prompting the founders to create an app that would enable local foodies to join in and find the best restaurants the state has to offer.
Created by professional photographers, Eat Local Ohio provides an aesthetically pleasing, user-friendly experience for clients. With advanced search tools, such as filters based on cuisine, the app can be easily used by anyone.
The app is designed to enhance the user’s decision-making process when selecting a restaurant. Each listing includes curated photos, contact information, outdoor and patio options, menus, and more enabling clients to find food that fits their mood.
Eat Local Ohio also contains listings for a variety of different cuisines and styles of restaurants. Users can search for Italian, Indian, Asian, Mexican, Greek, and vegan food as well as breakfast, brunch, casual, and fine dining options.
Besides offering local foodies a practical tool for finding great restaurants, Eat Local Ohio can also be used to share favorites among friends. The app includes a check-in feature and social tools, so users can explore popular places.
With this announcement, Eat Local Ohio reaffirms its commitment to platforming local restaurants across the state. The mobile app has also gained a strong reputation for its user-friendly features and well-designed layout.
One satisfied user said: “100% local, no chains! The intuitive platform delivers a simple new food-decision-making experience. Beautiful food photos, easy-to-use guides, and the ability to share with friends and family. All the tools you need in one place. What an amazing way to honor our local community.”
Interested parties can find out more about Eat Local Ohio and download the mobile app by visiting: http://www.eatlocalohio.com
Contact Info:
Name: Pablo Lopez
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Organization: Eat Local Ohio
Address: 2699 E 51st St, Cleveland, Ohio 44104, United States
Website: http://www.eatlocalohio.com/
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