- Saved places, restored — favorites now refresh their own photos, even spots you saved on the other side of town. No more mystery grey tiles. - Your craving means it — pick a cuisine and that's what you get. If your filters leave it empty, the deck says so and tells you how to fix it, instead of quietly dealing other food. - $$$+ — the top price tier now includes the truly fancy places. - Fresher reviews — re-rolling to a new spot can no longer briefly show the last spot's reviews. - Plus smarter shuffle repeat-avoidance and fewer unnecessary network calls under the hood.

• Read the reviews — Tap the reviews row under your pick to see what people are saying without leaving the app, or jump straight to the full list on Google. • Browse on a map — Browse nearby now opens on a map with a cuisine token for every spot. Pan anywhere and hit "Search this area" to scout a new neighborhood. • Photos everywhere — Browse and Favorites now show each spot's photo in the list, so you can judge a place by its cover. • Make it yours — Every theme paints its own canvas: tomato blooms, berry daisies, sage kitchen doodles, or honey blossoms. • Pickier prices — Tap a price to match it exactly, or hold to mix a few ($ + $$$+ for cheap-or-fancy nights). Plus a new 3.5 star rating notch and a Veg-friendly filter. • Eenie Meenie mercy rule — Knocked out the wrong spot? Tap it to deal it back in. • Lots of little polish — saved cravings survive your filters (they just dim until you loosen up), the deck can't riffle off into space, and the empty deck now tells you how to fix it.

Browse nearby is now a map — every spot near you as a tappable cuisine token, with "Search this area" to scout any neighborhood. Filters (including new Veg friendly) now work everywhere, you can mix multiple cravings, and misclicks in Eenie Meenie are forgiven — tap an out spot to deal it back in. Plus lots of polish.

Craving more than one thing? Now you can: • Mix your cravings — the cuisine picker is a clean two-row rail now. Tap to swap what you're in the mood for, or press and hold any pill to pick a few at once. Hold again to go back to one at a time. • It remembers — your craving sticks around between visits, and Eenie Meenie keeps its own so the game and the deck never step on each other. • Smoother Eenie Meenie — the filters slide open right over your matchups instead of shoving them around. • Fewer papercuts — shuffle stops repeating the same spot, your Favorites are safe even on a fast open, an accidental swipe won't fling you into a card, and the Yelp button always lands on the right restaurant. • A little faster and steadier all around.

- Swipe the deck — flick through the home card deck like a hand of cards to riffle past spots and land on your next meal. - Eenie Meenie, reimagined — a head-to-head knockout: tap to bump contenders until one winner is left standing. - A brand-new animated launch screen to welcome you in. - Smoother photo browsing — swipe between a spot's pictures, then just swipe down to close. - Behind-the-scenes stability and polish so everything runs a little smoother.

• Fresh home screen — a bigger restaurant card deck front and center, with a simpler, cleaner layout. • See the photos — tap your pick's card to swipe through all of a spot's photos. • Choose your location — search any city, neighborhood, or address instead of only using where you are. • Pick up where you left off — Browse and Favorites now return you to the exact spot in the list you tapped from. • A friendly welcome that changes with the time of day. • Smoother shuffle, refreshed cards, and lots of little polish throughout.