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[Lenny76]

i'd like to have a feature that allows me to look for places in a range from my position.

it will help a lot when you go back in an area you've already been and want to know places around you


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[Naomi]

Hi there. Lucky for you, we already have this feature -- on the "New Meal" page just tap the word "Place" and you'll see a list of nearby places (assuming you have Location Services turned on). When searching for a place outside of your current proximity, you can also enter a different city or point of interest and view related results. "Current Location" is always an option you can go back to if you want to view nearby places again.

[nuclearscan]

Hi Naomi, I understand the feature you explained of seeing a list of restaurants that exist close to your (or another) location based on some directory (i.e. yellowpages). This is a great way to find new restaurants, but not necessarily help you to see ones you've visited.

However, a feature I would love to have (and I think the feature Lenny76 was looking for) would be for a way to view your past meals relative to a point on a map. So, if I'm headed to South Florida, it would be great to be able to review my past meals, maybe revisit my favorite places.... To do that I could:
1. Scroll map down toward South Fla and see points on a map of places I've been
2. I could pull up a meal from a place I remember, then see all other meals on a map relative to this one...

Our meals appear chronologically now - it would be great to be able to browse them based on geography. Searching for City works to a point, but doesn't help for 'regions' that may have many cities close.

All in all, this is a wonderful product that I use constantly!!! Thanks, Chris

[Naomi]

Ah, yes - thanks for the suggestion! I can see how this would be useful. We're looking into it.

For now, you can still view your notes plotted on a map from within the core Evernote clients.

[nuclearscan]

Great - I went into my 'food' folder in Evernote and viewed all my meals plotted on the map - That is exactly what I was looking for.
It would be a great feature in Food, but it works perfectly in Evernote.

Thanks !!