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Version 1.0.0 · 2026-10-26
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The store currently lists version 1.0.0, updated 2026-10-26.






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Can't decide where to eat? Just Pick is a restaurant picker that helps you find places to eat near you in three quick steps. Answer three simple questions to get a short list of restaurants near you, ranked with the best match first.
No endless scrolling through restaurant listings. No guessing where to eat. Just pick and go.
WHAT TO EAT TONIGHT? FIND PLACES TO EAT IN 3 STEPS
1. Pick your mood: quick bite, comfort food, healthy food, treat yourself, date night or hangover cure.
2. Choose your budget: cheap eats, a mid-range meal or a splurge.
3. Choose your distance: walkable, a short drive or worth the drive.
Get up to 12 places to eat near you, ranked by how well they match your preferences. Still can't decide? Tap "Just pick one for me" and let the food decider choose for you.
YOUR RESTAURANT PICKER FOR EVERY OCCASION…
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