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See Google Maps restaurant scores through your home city's rating standard. Foodie Curve translates Google Maps restaurant ratings into your home city’s rating standard, so a 4.5 in a generous city and a 4.5 in a picky city mean different things. HOW TO USE 1. Install Foodie Curve. 2. Click the extension icon and pick your home city (or choose global average). You only do this once, it’s saved on your browser. 3. Open a restaurant on Google Maps. 4. Look for the Foodie Curve badge beside the place score. Hover it to see whether the curve is based on your home city or the global average. WHY IT EXISTS Raw Maps stars mix food quality with how tough local reviewers are. Foodie Curve estimates regional reviewer tolerance and adjusts the score toward what it would look like under your home standard. PRIVACY • No account • Home city stays on your device • No tracking or ads • Works from bundled offline data after install Coverage is strongest for major US & Canadian metros. Places outside the sampled map fall back gracefully.
Sep 14, 2026
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Media assets
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Developer website
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Keyword in name
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