SF restaurants review aggregator.
what it is
K8Nite is a restaurant discovery app/review aggregator for San Francisco that I made for my girlfriend (Kate) and I. Instead of trusting a single source, it blends the major critics (Michelin, Eater SF, The Infatuation) with crowd sentiment (Yelp, Google Reviews) and our own ratings into one combined “K8” score, so you can quickly find a place that actually fits the night.
You can search by name, neighborhood, or cuisine; filter by price ($–$$$$), critic source, and score threshold; browse everything on a live map of the city; and keep a personal list of places you’ve rated (love it / like it) and organized into collections.
what i’ve built
- a fast search experience with price, critic-source, and score filters, plus suggested queries
- an interactive map of the city with hundreds of scored pins and a filterable list view
- a personal “My List” with per-restaurant ratings, notes, your own 1–10 score, and custom collections
- the combined scoring model that reconciles critic ratings, crowd signal, and personal input into a single number
built with React / Next.js and a map rendering layer.
status
in progress — the core search, map, and personal-list flows are working; still refining the scoring model and data coverage.
