Show HN: CheapFoodMap – A map of good meals under $10

A crowdsourced map of affordable meals just appeared on Hacker News: CheapFoodMap, built by someone recently laid off after eighteen years through a hundred-day project. The site maps meals under ten dollars from independent restaurants, inspired by a Korean crowdsourced map that students use to find cheap eats. CheapFoodMap has twelve hundred listings across fifteen U.S. cities so far, with the densest coverage in Texas. Initial data was seeded from Google Reviews—places with four point two star ratings or higher and five hundred or more reviews—with all prices verified under ten dollars per item.

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