Where can this group of people eat?
Not a yes or a no for a restaurant — a per-dish answer for each person at the table, quoting the menu's own words, with the date we read them.
Most tools answer "is this place vegan?" That is the wrong question when four people are going out and one of them has coeliac disease. Everyvore takes each diner's constraints as they actually are, and shows what the menu says, what it doesn't say, and the exact words to ask a server.
Where
Brunswick County, North Carolina; Horry and Georgetown Counties, South Carolina. Roughly 3,800 places to start with. Other regions are a configuration change rather than a rewrite, but this one comes first and comes properly.
How it answers
- "Unknown" is a real answer. Coeliac disease is a medical condition, and a confident wrong "safe" can make someone ill. We would rather say we don't know.
- Evidence, always. Every verdict carries the quote it came from and the day it was read. You judge whether that is recent enough; we don't decide that for you.
- Confirm with staff. Kitchens change, preparations change, and no dataset knows what happened this morning. Everyvore is where you start the conversation, not a substitute for having it.
Status
In development, and not open yet. The place data is built and the group logic works; the menu reading — the part that makes it worth using — is being built now.
Contact
Corrections, or anything about a restaurant listing:
everyvore@neuralconfig.com.
Our crawler, including how to block it: everyvore.com/bot.