listedeville

Every city is sorted into the same twelve lists — the restaurants and bars, of course, but also the speakeasies you need a password for, the rooftops worth the elevator, the coffee, the brunch, the bakeries, the dessert, the scene, the nightlife, and an off-beat list for the things that could only exist in that town. Think of them as twelve short books on one shelf.

Then every place is tagged for the evening you're actually planning: romantic, date night, casual, group, brunch, late night, sweets. Tap one on a city page and the whole guide narrows to fit — add a price band, a neighborhood word in the search box, or "Michelin-starred," and you're down to a shortlist you can book from. The little marks beside each name (★, Bib, 50 Best, NYT, JBF) say who else agrees; the Amex tick says the dinner pays you back.