What Mosey does
Rate places to eat on Mosey, one dish at a time
Choose a place, give it stars and say what you ate. Only the place and the stars are needed, and you can add dishes, tags, a photo and a few words when you have the time.
How do you rate a place to eat on Mosey?
On Mosey you rate a place the way you remember a meal, by what you ate. Search for the place, give it stars and, if you like, name the dishes. Only the place and the stars are needed, so a rating can take a few seconds.
Everything else is optional. You can add dishes, tags, a photo and a few words. Anyone on Mosey can see your rating, so write it for the next person who is wondering where to eat.
How do I rate a place on Mosey?
Choose the place
Search for the place where you ate. Places new to Mosey are added, and we'll check their details.
Give it stars
Pick your stars. Only the place and the stars are needed, so you can stop here and still have rated it.
Add what you ate
Name the dishes, add tags, a photo and a few words. Tags earn badges and help people find this place.
How do I rate each dish?
After the stars you can rate each dish too. Add what was on the table, and give the dishes that stood out their own stars. A place can be good because of one plate, and a dish rating says so.
Had something else? Name the dish. You are not limited to a list, so a special of the day or a family recipe counts as much as anything on the menu.
What can I add to a rating besides stars?
Besides stars you can add dishes, tags, a photo and words. Tags are short labels, such as a kind of food or an occasion, and they help people find this place. Tag it Group Dining when a table of friends was looked after.
A tag is a note from the person who rated, not a promise. Mosey does not filter places by allergen; on a menu you can hide dishes whose place has listed an allergen. If you have an allergy, ask the place.
Can I rate a meal while I am still eating?
Yes. Rate as you eat has two steps. The first asks what you are having, and you add dishes as they arrive. The second asks how it was.
It is the same rating either way. Rating at the table just means the dishes are still in front of you when you name them.
Can I tag the people I ate with?
Yes. A rating asks who you were with, and you can tag people you follow. They can add their own rating of the same meal.
It is not a shared rating. Each person rates for themselves, so two friends can love the same place for different dishes.
Who can see my ratings?
Anyone on Mosey can see a rating. That is the point of it: a rating is there for the next person looking for somewhere to eat.
You can follow people to see what they rate and save, which is a good way to find places that suit your taste.
What is the Dishes page?
The Dishes page in the app is headed The dishes people are loving near you. You can rate a dish from there as well as from a place.
Open it in the app to see what is there for where you are.
Why rate places on Mosey?
Because a rating can be about the dish. One star score for a whole place hides the plate you went back for, and a rating for the dish keeps it. It is quick to do, and it helps the next person find somewhere good.
- Only the place and the stars are needed.
- Dishes, tags, a photo and words are there when you want them.
- Every place you rate helps the next person find somewhere good.
Rate your next meal in the app
Get the Mosey app, rate what you ate by dish and keep a list. It is on iPhone and Android.
On a computer? Point your phone camera at this and it will take you to the right store.
Questions about rating places
Do I have to write a review to rate a place?
No. Only the place and the stars are needed. Dishes, tags, a photo and words are optional.
Can I rate a dish and not just the place?
Yes. After the stars you can rate each dish too, or name a dish that is not on the list.
What if the place is new to Mosey?
Places new to Mosey are added, and we'll check their details.
Can other people see my rating?
Anyone on Mosey can see a rating.
What are tags for?
Tags earn badges and help people find this place. A tag is a note from the person who rated, not a promise.
Can I use a tag to find a place for my allergy?
No. A tag is a note from the person who rated, and Mosey does not filter places by allergen. On a menu you can hide dishes whose place has listed an allergen, which works only where the place has declared it. If you have an allergy, ask the place.
Can I rate a meal with a friend?
You can tag the people you ate with, and they can add their own rating of the same meal. There is no shared rating.
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