Seemor

Seemor reads what people actually wrote in restaurant reviews and menus, then grades each restaurant and explains the grade in plain words: what to order, how loud it is, whether it suits a date, a family or a group, and what people complain about.

Ask Claude things like "a quiet Italian for a date night in Soho", "where should six of us eat near Shibuya station", "is Barrafina worth it", or "what should I order at Dishoom". Seemor returns a short, ranked answer with a grade for each place, the reasons it fits your ask, and anything it misses. It says plainly when it has not analysed a place or when coverage in an area is thin.

Coverage: more than 70 countries, over 2 million restaurants catalogued, more than a quarter of a million analysed and graded (September 2026). Deepest in major cities across Europe, North America, the Middle East and Asia.

Connecting creates a free Seemor account with your email. Connected accounts get 10 recommendations and 15 restaurant questions a day; searching, looking up a restaurant and exploring an area do not count. Limits reset at midnight UTC.

Seemor only receives what Claude sends it for the request: your ask and the restaurant or place in question. It never sees your chat history. It cannot book tables, confirm opening hours or guarantee allergy safety; its grades come from reviews and menus, not visits.

Setup and details: www.seemor.ai/claude