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"Making a reservation at a local restaurant got a little easier on Wednesday with the launch of an app called Savored. The location-based service searches for and makes restaurant reservations at nearby places, from casual spots to fancier restaurants.\nLooking for reservations using the app is pretty straightforward. To find a place to dine, select your preferred city and neighborhood. Then choose how many people will be in your party and what type of food you want. Not sure what neighborhood you're in? The app has a Nearby Restaurants button that looks for places near your currently location.\nA search will return a variety of different dining options, as well as discounts at many restaurants based on when you decide to visit.\nSavored currently works with around 1,000 restaurants in 10 cities including New York, Chicago, San Francisco. About 400 of those restaurants are in New York City.\nSavored is different than some of its competition in part because of how it searches for restaurants. The only way to look for places to dine is by location, with no option to search for type of cuisine or price (although that information is available for each restaurant in the search results).\n\nThe team at Savored says they wanted to make the app as easy and straightforward as possible to navigate, and developers found that the vast majority of users search by neighborhood over anything else. \nIn addition to looking at a list of restaurant results for an area, you can also look at those results plotted out on a map to pick the optimal spot.\nSavored is now available for download. \nWhat do you think about Savored? Do you often make restaurant reservations based on your location? Let us know your thoughts in the comments."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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