Imagine a TV network that does nothing but cover the restaurant scene in major cities across America. Now imagine that TV network as a website and you have SavoryCities.com.

They launched their first portal for New York, are slowly beginning to roll out new cities across the country, and from the beginning it seems like they’re doing quite a job.

They have interviews with local chefs, news coverage, tracking of restaurant comings and goings, neighborhood guides written by local foodies, and ratings and reviews that probably come from your neighbors. It’s like having a contemporary version of the Zagat guides on your desktop coupled with the ability to peer into the belly of the restaurant world. One of our favorite features is the restaurant wish list, that allows you to keep track of all the restaurants you want to go to until you can afford them (ha).

The interface is very clean, accounts are free, and the’ve currently launched portals for New York, San Francisco, and Chicago with LA and Seattle on the way. This site is quickly becoming one of our most visited.

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