Food apps are a huge part of any app store. You can find restaurants with Yelp, share photos with Foodspotting, check the sustainability of your fish with Seafood Watch, read any of a million cookbooks--but we wondered what the experts do with their phones. So we asked six food experts--including chef Wylie Dufresne of wd~50 and the bar manager of the most exciting, cutting-edge cocktail bar in New York--what food-related apps grace their phones.
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Another great foodie app is Leloca. The free app finds discounts (usually 30-50% off) at popular NYC restaurants near your current location. The deals are free and easy to secure, and unlike Groupon or other discount apps, there are no coupons or print outs! You just click, secure, and use right away.