If you’ve ever wondered what it’d be like to have a Good Food Guide reviewer on speed dial, the news that the Good Food app is launching in November might be of interest. The app will house more than 900 Good Food Guide reviews from the 2025 edition (and counting), allowing you to browse, on your phone or tablet, one-hat, two-hat and three-hat recommendations, Critics’ Picks and lists of the best cafes, bars and pubs. “Importantly, for the first time, diners can search independent reviews from Australia’s most comprehensive, annual dining bible on-the-go via a dynamic map and a location-based ‘nearby’ function.
This is particularly helpful if you’re in an unfamiliar location,” says Sarah Norris, head of Good Food. “With money tighter than ever, having guidance on what’s worth your dollars in a sea of options, and being able to trust those recommendations, makes the Good Food app very handy.” It’s an exciting evolution for the Good Food brand, says Erina Starkey, the Good Food app editor.
“You can search reviews across price points, styles and suburbs, and filter for cuisine types and dietary requirements, taking the guesswork out of a perfect night out.” Drawing on 40 years of expertise of the Good Food brand, the app ushers in a new era for Australia’s food and drinks scene by delivering a comprehensive digital experience for both eating in and eating out. As well as having a daily feed of restaurant news, nutrition and healthy eating advice, .
