BooRah Announces Location-Enabled Restaurant Search API
We’re happy to announce the launch of our free, location-enabled Web Services API for Web sites and businesses looking to offer online restaurant reviews and ratings to their visitors. This web search API augments our existing syndication platform which is used by multiple newspaper and local destination websites. The key features of BooRah’s Web Services API are:
- Restaurant Search – Search for top rated restaurants across the US by City, Zip, Neighborhood, Point of Interest, Address, Street/Cross-Street, and Geo-Coordinates
- Restaurant Ratings – Get detailed ratings for Food, Service and Ambiance
- Restaurant Features – Get links for Discounts, Menus, Coupons, Takeout and many other valuable features
We are thrilled with the developments in the area of location-based services and recent announcements by Mozilla’s Geode, Loki’s browser-plugin and Iphone/Android platforms. We believe that BooRah’s semantic technology is uniquely positioned to deliver necessary content for mobile applications. The release of this API is a first step in supporting development of location-enabled restaurant applications are we are eager to drive the adoption by enhancing based on requirements from the community.
Here is the link to access our Restaurant Search API documentation.
Kosmix.com, a popular Internet destination that organizes content by topics, is already using our API to enable consumers to search for favorite local restaurants.
We look forward to engaging with the developers to drive the adoption of this platform and enhance it further. Please send any questions regarding the API to api@boorah.com
Tags: BooRah API
October 15th, 2008 at 9:49 am
Now all you need is a way to post reviews via the api!
October 15th, 2008 at 2:23 pm
Rob - We’ll look into provide this feature in the upcoming releases. thanks
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