What Yelp Reviewers Complain About [infographic]

Here at Foodiggity, we proudly display our disdain for Yelp whenever possible. This makes the recent fake user poll by Urlesque all the more awesome.

As seen in the infographic of what Yelp users typically complain about, it has frightening ties to what the real data would probably look like. That is of course had they been able to get some of the mouth-breathers at Yelp to openly admit to their douchebaggyness.

And there would probably be a small percentage of those who like to complain about restaurants that have not opened yet.

[Urlesque, via Eater]

Minimalist Food

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Inspired by the abstract sandwich paintings of Dan Kenneally, and looking to glom onto the current popularity of minimalism — Foodiggity simplified some of the most notorious food items in recent memory.

If you haven’t been keeping score on horrifying food trends, check out the solutions below.

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Appetite: An Exhibit of Food and Design

Appetite: A Reciprocal Relationship Between Food & Design opened on September 14 in New York City. The exhibit at The Cooper Union focuses on how consumers perceive food and the way that design influences it.

We as consumers are very adept at reading signs, even if subconsciously. We consume things visually before we consume them physically.” says curator Alexander Tochilovsky.

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If I Were A Cow

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Stomach Allocation by lunchbreath is a good example of how a human might put a cow’s six stomachs to use. It really makes one think about how they would utilize all that storage space.

I would allocate my 5 extra stomachs thusly:

  • Coffee stomach
  • Breakfast taco stomach
  • Extra sriracha stomach
  • iPod stomach (shuffle on, Bluetooth activated)
  • Snapple iced tea stomach
  • Kept empty for smuggling stomach

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Pop vs. Soda

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Displaying an eerie similarity to America’s divide over politics, Pop vs. Soda shows the country’s preference towards how they reference their soft drinks.

So there is a good chance that those who call their Coca-Cola ‘pop’, also have a ‘Palin 2012’ bumper sticker on their pickup.

Do you ‘Go for a pop’, or ‘Have a soda’?

[via Buzzfeed]