Evernote Food, the now over a year old mobile app offering recipe search and a restaurant locator function, is today getting an update which adds support for OpenTable reservations, Foursquare ratings, and recipe sharing, among other things.
The update follows Evernote Food’s 2.0 release in December, which brought the experience to the iPad’s big screen for the first time. Previously, the app had allowed users to record recipes, but the last big update finally let them search for recipes, too, including searching by dish, ingredients, or even blog name, thanks to a partnership with Punchfork.
Today, Food is now making it possible to also share your clipped recipes as well, with the introduction of social sharing via Facebook, Twitter or email.
However, the app’s more notable update, perhaps, is the OpenTable integration. Now, you can use Food to not only find a restaurant which includes seeing Foursquare ratings on the “Place Details” screen you can book a table directly within the app, too.
Read also:
Evernote Food for iOS Update Adds Foursquare Ratings and Open Table … (PC Magazine)
Evernote Food adds OpenTable reservations and Foursquare ratings to iOS (The Verge)
Evernote Food update integrates OpenTable, Foursquare (tuaw.com)
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