• Any Word in Restaurant Name - if you enter more than one word, the result will contain both words. If a restaurant without both words exist, you will be asked to broaden your search (look for fewer words.)
• Restaurant Name Begins With - can't use the following words: the, a, of, & and

State
What state you want to search for restaurants in.

City
You may put any word in for the city. If that city does not exist, you will get a message saying the city may not be valid or spelled correctly. To search by city, you also need to select a State.

Proximity Search
How far do you want to travel? Only in the town you choose? 30 miles? You will get all the restaurants within the radius of the city you choose. You must choose the state of the city you are searching in if you want to do this search.

Cuisine
The more cuisines you choose, the more results you will get back. If you do not select any cuisines, "all" cuisines will be searched, giving the most results. If you pick American and French, you will get all the restaurants with American or French cuisine.

Price Range
This is the average price of a dinner entree. Not including tax, tip, beverage, etc. Entree may be a la carte, please consult the restaurant's menu for more information.

Menu Item Search
If you are craving a particular food and want to see what restaurants in your area serve that item, this is the search you would use.
Different ways to search:

• Phrases
  Example: chicken parmesan. If you type in both words, you could find a dish which had roasted chicken and parmesan toasts. This wouldn't be what you want. You may enclose the words in "" to search the phrase "chicken parmesan". This will find items with the word chicken next to parmesan.
• Wildcards
  Example: chicken parmesan. A restaurant could spell parmesan as parmigiana. The solution is to stop the word at the point where you would find the most results. Parm would find chicken parmesan, chicken parmigiana, chicken parm, chicken parmalamalam, etc.
• Searching a Whole Menu
  If you try to search different menu items within a menu, you will run into problems. This search only looks for words in a single menu item. For example, if you search for crab cake cheesecake, chances are, you won't find anything. Perform two separate searches, one for "crab cake" and another for cheesecake.