A food map that lets people taste the city
A foodie guide, a hospitality association or a city blog wants to present the best places to eat and drink clearly and attractively.
Ideal for: RestaurantsCafés & barsTerracesCoffee shopsStreet food & markets
Short answer
- A food map puts restaurants, cafés and terraces on one map as clickable points, each with a photo and a description.
- No code needed: type the addresses in, or import a list you already have.
- Categories like lunch, terrace, coffee or fine dining decide what visitors filter on.
- Share the map as a link, or embed it on your guide or city website.
- On Free you publish through a permanent link; embedding and a downloadable Studio QR start on Basic, a custom domain is Premium, and branding removal is Custom.
What that looks like
Our own café guide
Next to this is the map we made of 25 Amsterdam cafés with a big screen - exactly the format a city guide or hospitality association works in. Click into it: it is the real, published map.
- 25 cafés, each with its own photo and description.
- Grouped by district: Centrum, Oost, Zuid, West and Noord.
- Visitors filter by district and see straight away what is nearby.
- One link, which you update without republishing the map.
What you get
Once you build a food map in localthings, this comes with it as standard:
Photo pins and marker shapes
Use round markers or rectangular pins with images.
Category and date filters
Filter by topic, or by today, this weekend or this month.
Embed on your own website
Place the interactive map as an iframe in a page or an article.
yourwebsite.com/map
