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Sweet As app launches restaurant discovery platform
Tired of Google and Instagram serving the same predictable restaurant recommendations? Or waiting on friends to finally text back with a suggestion?
Tired of Google and Instagram serving the same predictable restaurant recommendations? Or waiting on friends to finally text back with a suggestion? Sweet As is flipping the script with its new discovery app, helping food lovers uncover hidden gems and find the perfect place to eat in seconds.
Users can search by craving, vibe or atmosphere to discover venues that match exactly what they’re in the mood for. Combining social discovery, search and AI, Sweet As helps diners find venues based on their menu, atmosphere and unique experiences, not just their follower count.
From offbeat cafés and buzzing bars to live music spots and date-night destinations, the platform makes exploring Sydney’s food scene effortless, fun and personal. “In today’s crowded digital landscape, it’s hard to find something that actually matches what you’re in the mood for,” stated Tara Williams, co-founder of Sweet As.
“We wanted to create a smarter, more human way for food lovers to discover venues that fit the moment they’re chasing, whether that’s brunch with friends, a casual burger, or a night out with the perfect vibe.” ● Intelligent Discovery Feed: Sweet As combines AI, curated content, and real user behaviour to suggest venues through lived moments, not outdated directory listings.
● Curated “Eatlists”: Explore thousands of foodie-created lists, think Spotify playlists for food, featuring favourite restaurants, bars, and cafés across Sydney. ● Seamless Booking: Go from discovery to decision with one tap, reserve a table or place an order instantly.
● Rewards & Offers: Unlock personalised deals from venues you love and discover new ones with exclusive offers. ● True Suggestions: With no paid ads and no commissions, you is expected to be seeing true suggestions, not paid ones.
Sweet As is about over just finding a place to eat; it’s about connecting with a community of food lovers, discovering venues that match your vibe, and making dining experiences more memorable. Sweet As, the exciting new app that uses AI to make the exact recomendations you are looking for by vibe, has just launched a $2,000 creator competition.
Anyone 18+ with a public Instagram account and 300+ followers can enter by making the most creative Reel showing how Sweet As works. They don’t even need to visit a venue. $2,000 for the winner, plus 5 × $100 runner-up prizes
Open to anyone 18+ with a public account and 300+ followers Entries close 20 December, and the winner is confirmed on Christmas Day
Standout creators may be invited to join the Sweet As 2027 ambassador program
R.Braegger--VB