A free travel guide to what to eat and drink in 146 countries, with curated dishes and drinks, allergen and diet filters, researched price ranges, and local ordering guidance. It helps travelers plan meals, avoid ingredients they cannot eat, and find the kinds of places locals actually use.
Local Food & Drinks Guide is a free travel reference for finding what to eat and drink in 146 countries. It presents a curated, structured list of 5,342 dishes and drinks with local names, pronunciation hints, taste profiles, allergens, diet flags, researched price ranges, and guidance on where locals actually order them.
The product is designed for trip planning and ordering on the ground. You can filter out allergens, narrow by diet or spice level, save a shortlist, print it as a one-page PDF, and use the linked Google Maps searches to find nearby places serving the items you want to try.
Choose a destination and hide foods that conflict with your filters. The guide supports allergen filters for peanuts, gluten, dairy, shellfish, soy, eggs, sesame, and tree nuts, plus diet and spice-level filtering, so the list narrows to items you can actually consider.
Each dish and drink card includes the local name, pronunciation hint, taste profile, key ingredients, price range in USD, research year, where to order it, and an insider tip. That makes the entries useful both for discovery and for ordering in person.
Prices are researched per item and displayed as a USD low-high range with a $ to $$$$ tier. The page says to use them as a street-level guide, not as a menu, because tourist-area prices can be higher.
The guide separates food and drinks into their own tabs, and iconic items are ranked first. That makes it easier to focus on the dishes a country is actually known for before browsing the broader list.
You can bookmark items, switch to your saved list at the restaurant, and print the shortlist as a one-page PDF. Each item also links to a Google Maps search for highly rated places serving it.
A traveler with food restrictions can set allergen and diet filters before the trip, then keep only items that fit their needs while still seeing local names and ingredient details for ordering.
Someone visiting a country for the first time can start with iconic items, read pronunciation hints, and learn where each dish is usually ordered so they can order more confidently.
A planner can bookmark dishes and drinks ahead of departure, then print the list as a one-page PDF for quick reference during the trip.
A budget-conscious traveler can compare item-level USD ranges and mix cheaper street-food choices with higher-priced splurges without treating the guide like a restaurant menu.
A traveler already in destination can open the saved list, use the map-linked searches, and look for highly rated places serving the shortlisted items nearby.
Yes. The guide is described as free, with no account and no paywall. You can pick a country, filter items, bookmark picks, and print without signing up.
The guide classifies allergens from researched ingredient data and spot-checks them per country. It covers peanuts, gluten, dairy, shellfish, soy, eggs, sesame, and tree nuts, but recipes can vary by vendor, so serious allergies still need confirmation at the point of order.
Prices are researched item by item and shown as a USD low-high range plus a $ to $$$$ tier, with the research year beside them. They are meant as street-level orientation figures rather than fixed menu prices.
The interface and item descriptions are available in English, Dutch, German, French, and Spanish. The page says about 87% of items are fully localized, with English fallback for the rest.
Each country gets a curated set of roughly 25 to 35 dishes and 12 to 18 drinks. The items are model-assisted, then human-reviewed and validated before publication.
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