THE SKINNY ON CHEFS' DIGS... get the dish on where chefs actually go to eat.

Chef's Feed -- a digital database of the best dishes in any given city: the food guide 2.0. But instead of gathering feedback from users a la Yelp, Chef's Feed houses a database of information from hundreds of the nation's greatest chefs...

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New Chef's Feed iPhone App Lets the Pros Do the Yelping...

Food Lovers' Apps: Chefs Feed. Chefs in eight US cities, including stars like Wolfgang Puck in L.A., recommended their favorite local spots. Free.

6 Apps worth checking out.

Yelp for chefs: Celebrity chefdom gets down-home and helpful in a new iPhone app, Chefs Feed.

"Who better to seek out for advice on where to eat than the professionals themselves? This app canvasses well-regarded chefs in 16 global cities for their local picks."

iPhone App of The Week...(Chefs Feed) one-ups every other food app by showing you the food that chefs—AWESOME CHEFS!—like and eat...The recommendations are BOSS. Sure, they tend to be finer-than-typical-type dining places but for foodies who savor every dish they eat, I can't imagine a more reputable—heck, definitive—way to recommend restaurants.

Chefs Feed is an ingenious app. Not only is the concept perfect for finding new locations and recommendations that aren’t from Yelp or OpenTable, but the interface is smooth and the idea of making the home screen a restaurant guest check pad is brilliant...The idea itself, is as I said, amazing. Where else will you find a compendium of prestigious chef’s dining secrets. Essentially, this is the end all be all checklist for foodies and I highly recommend it.

Culinary Pros Lend Credibility to a Dining App.

Chef-powered startup looks to build media empire: "Laying the groundwork to become a major media mogul, Chefs Feed recently made a documentary series that it licensed to Virgin America airlines, landed a syndicated monthly column in Sunset Magazine and is in talks for a potential TV series deal that could be distributed by Scripps or Sony."

Chefs Feed: A Dish-by-Dish City Tour, Curated by Pros... I've long wanted the dish approach to restaurant-finding. That's the Chowhound way, and I am a disciple.

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5 must-have apps that Apple should have made itself (Chefs Feed, Instagram, Spotify and Facebook Messenger, RoadNinja).

DOWNLOAD THIS: CHEFS FEED APP. The creators of this free app spent the better part of a year polling the country’s top chefs, then cataloging their favorite restaurants and dishes to eat when off-duty.

Unlike the volumes of anonymous restaurant recommendations made on user-generated sites like Zagat and Yelp, the Chefs Feed has the credibility of celebrity gourmet chefs known for their exacting standards.

Chefs Feed is a must have iPhone app if you live in a large metropolitan city in the US and are at all serious about eating good food. It’s like having one hundred chefs as buddies available at all times helping you find some incredibly tasty dishes.

Chefs Feed Puts Famous Chefs’ Recommendations for What and Where to Eat on Your iPhone.

It is fun. It is free. It is on Virgin America airlines.

APP OF THE WEEK..In a nutshell: The nation's top chefs know where to find the tastiest food, and so can you with this free app.

What Chefs Are Eating...Chefs Feed brings you personalized dish recommendations from top toques...Whether we’re already loving it? Confirmed.

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Chefs Feed is a new iPhone app that brings together mapping capability with dish recommendations from some of the city's top chefs.

Chefs rarely have the chance to get out from behind the stove and sit down at the table. As a result, when chefs tell us about their favorite haunts, we take the suggestions to heart. After all, only a supremely delicious meal could lure them into a restaurant on a night off.

Chefs Feed App Tells You Where Local Star Chefs Eat. Today some very special local food industry insiders have come out with an iPhone app called Chefs Feed. It lets you instantly access the favorite dishes of your favorite chefs.

Chefs Feed, The App With Recommendations From Your Favorite Chefs: There are now nearly 600 chefs in the system... including the French Laundry’s Thomas Keller, Spago’s Wolfgang Puck, and Babbo’s Mario Batali.

Chefs Feed Curates Your Next Meal: Browse the favorite dishes of premier chefs with this foodie-friendly phone app.

The Insider's Food App: "...one of our favorite apps is Chefs Feed, which flips the usual review thing on its head by featuring favorite dishes, only ones judged by top-rated chefs...You not only get celebs, but also the opinions of the best chefs in whatever town or city you're in. These locals, after all, really know the best places to eat."

Crowdsourcing may have liberated the restaurant review from the critics, but Steve and Jared Rivera think it's also produced a lot of bad food recommendations. Their answer was to create Chefs Feed, a food app where recommendations come solely from professional chefs.

Some 600 Chefs Tell You Where to Eat: Chefs Feed seems just like other social eating/food porn apps -- except only some chefs are allowed to add to it.

My Favorite App: "Chefs Feed gives you awesome food recommendations from great chefs in each city." - Aziz Ansari

7 Apps to Help You Cook And Eat Like a Pro: When you can't cook like a chef you can still eat like one. The Chefs Feed app helps you find good restaurants by the dish recommendations of local chefs.

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Don't let bad food happen to you! Chefs Feed expands empire of delicious dishes: "It's an excellent way for locals to discover hidden gems as well as for travelers to quickly figure out where they'd like to eat in a new place. It is Chefs Feed I have to thank for guiding me to Zuni’s roasted chicken for two. I am still drooling."

TOP 10 FOOD-RELATED APPS.

Chefs Feed aims to recommend specific dishes at local restaurants via only the most trustworthy sources: LA's best chefs...

Sure, you can go on Yelp and find out what the general public thinks of just about any restaurant in Southern California. But where do the folks who really know food eat? Where do the pros go? A new iPhone app being released Wednesday tries to answer that question. It may not be nearly as extensive as Yelp, but it is a whole heckuva lot of fun.

The Only Cooking Apps You'll Ever Need: "If all else fails, there's always the Chefs Feed App. It tells you where the pros go when they need someone else to cook a great meal for them."