The restaurant you walked past

1. 01 · Tuesday, on the sidewalk

   Two words on a post-it

   You walk past a place on Court Street. Full room, good smell, no time. You open Junior and jot a post-it: Via Cesare.

   Junior finds a restaurant by that name in its New York places and puts a small Want to go? beside it.

   

2. 02 · Tuesday night

   One tap, and it's yours

   Tap Want to go?. Junior shows the card it found among 67,000 New York places: what it is, the street and neighborhood, the full address and the website. Nothing is saved until you say Looks right.

   Want to go is already ticked. Press Save and Via Cesare is in your places, on your Want to go list, and the post-it is marked done.

   

3. 03 · Thursday

   On Friday's shortlist

   Friday dinner with Sam is a plan, still a draft. Press + Add a place on it and pick Via Cesare.

   It joins the shortlist marked Added by you, next to the options Junior drafted with a web search.

   

4. 04 · Friday

   Dinner, on the calendar

   Push the plan to your calendar. On the dinner, add Via Cesare as the place and Sam as who's coming.

   Set Remind me to 2 hours before. The reminder comes in Junior and by email.

   

5. 05 · After

   Rate it the way you'd tell a friend

   Rate Via Cesare by food, service, atmosphere and value, in half stars. Skip any you don't have a view on. The overall is their average, never a number you type.

   Once five other people have rated a place, a Junior score shows beside yours. Your own rating isn't counted in it.

   

6. 06 · Later

   Right where you'll look for it

   Via Cesare stays in your places. If you keep a guide for Cobble Hill or Brooklyn, it's there under Restaurants with the rest.

   And Sam's page shows Friday dinner, because Sam was on it.

   

Via Cesare, Sam and every screen above are invented examples on real Junior screens. Guides and Plans are apps you turn on inside Junior.