Restaurant List → Map

Every restaurant you saved, on one map.

A note full of restaurant names doesn't help at 8pm on a Tuesday. Mapped, with the hours and the walk to each one, the same list settles dinner in ten seconds because you can see which places sit within a few blocks.

Or paste a caption — Instagram often needs either.

Prefer a static example? See extracted places

By neighborhood
GroupedBy neighborhood
One link
ShareableOne link
5 names or 200
Any length5 names or 200

See it in action

What you get back

Notes app: 14 Chicago restaurants, no addresses

Names matched to venues and grouped by neighborhood, and then the choice narrows to what's nearby:

  • Kasama Ukrainian Village — the one worth a special trip
  • Lula Cafe Logan Square — 10 minutes from Kasama
  • Giant Logan Square — same block, same night if one is full
  • Monteverde West Loop — different trip, different neighborhood
  • Kumiko West Loop — walkable from Monteverde
See the full itinerary on the map

How it works

Three steps, start to map

1

Paste the names

From a note, a spreadsheet, a text thread, or a screenshot. Addresses are optional, since the name and the city are usually enough to find the right door.

2

Each one gets found

Arriv matches the names to venues with addresses, and flags anything ambiguous so you can confirm which of the four locations you meant.

3

See it by area

The map groups by neighborhood, which turns a flat list into a decision you can make in the taxi.

Why Arriv

What mapping a list changes

Proximity becomes visible

Two places you thought were across town turn out to be one block apart.

One list, many cities

Keep a running list per city, and the right one opens when you land, already full of the places you saved months ago.

Notes travel with the pin

What to order and who recommended it sits on the place, where you'll read it.

Send it to the table

Share the map and everyone eating picks from the same shortlist.

Questions

Frequently asked

How do I put my restaurant list on a map?
Paste the names, one per line. Arriv finds each venue, adds the address, and groups the map by neighborhood, so fourteen names saved over a year turn into three or four clusters you can eat your way through. Addresses are optional going in.
Can I import from a note or a spreadsheet?
Yes. Copy the column or the note and paste the whole thing in, since the extra text around the names gets ignored.
What if two restaurants have the same name?
Arriv shows the match it found with the address, so you can pick a different one when it guesses the wrong side of town.
Can I share the map with friends?
Yes. Publish it as a guide with one link, so anyone can open the map without making an account first.