The Zagat to go iPhone application is perhaps the latest installment of goodies from some of the most brilliant minds in software. This handy application is not merely for restaurant connoisseurs, no way; this application is fun for just about anyone that enjoys keeping up with the latest technologies and adding variety to the day-to-day search for excellent food. It’s perfect for those moments of uncertainty; it’s now easier to diminish confusion and stagnation on-the-spot; the Zagat has informative ideas for restaurants, and recipes, while it can also help with reservations, and create shopping lists based on menu items, as well as plan trips based on favorite foods and restaurants.

The overall responses for the Zagat iPhone application are overwhelmingly positive, and for those that have little knowledge about what Zagat is should take a brief look: the most respected food guide around created by well edited professionals; not only does it highlight reviews of particular establishments, but it easily creates in-depth analyses of restaurants throughout major cities. For those that actually want to sift through the abundantly mediocre restaurants and get right to the heart of fine dining, then this application for the iPhone is perfect. Of course users overall are pleased, yet some complain of its cumbersome functionality; look for this application in the next year or so to really step beyond its initial run. Travelers seem to really like this application the most: jet-setting from place to place, whether business or pleasure, the Zagat application gives quick recommendations and of course sifts through the nonsense, by pointing the user in the direction of the best of what Zagat has to offer: there is a backlog of essential restaurants; therefore, the user will never be bored and can actually discover a new highly regarded establishment, just about every day.

Users find the Zagat iPhone app easy to use, professional, and relatively cheap, considering the leftover money that isn’t spent trying out sub-par restaurants. Recent testimonials claim that there is a small learning curve, but certainly worth their efforts. GPS will select the radius for restaurants that the user selects, and restaurants will avail themselves based on user criteria. If the user still wants more options, simply updating the location will allow for more choices.