
One to three days, lunch and dinner planned
Gourmet Weekend Planner
Pick a city, one to three days, your pace and your budget. The planner builds lunches and dinners from the guide, avoids repeats and puts the whole itinerary in a link you can share.
A gourmet weekend needs balance: a long lunch with a view, a serious dinner, a brasserie the next day to recover, a counter for the last night. The planner uses the guide’s restaurants in your city, assigns lunch and dinner slots by character, respects your budget and lets you re-roll any meal you do not like. The itinerary lives in the URL, so you can send it to your travel companions.
Lunch slots favour brasseries, seafood, Italian and view restaurants; dinner slots favour fine dining, hotspots, steakhouses and Asian kitchens. A relaxed pace plans one big meal a day and a light one, a full pace plans two serious ones. Every meal links to the restaurant page with hours, dress code and tips.
Frequently asked questions
Can I fix one restaurant and plan around it?
Yes. Re-roll the other slots; the one you keep stays in the plan and in the link.
Are the opening days considered?
Roughly: the planner avoids putting a restaurant that typically closes on Sundays into a Sunday slot, but always check the hours on the restaurant page.
How many restaurants does each city have?
Between seven and ten in this guide, enough for a three-day plan without repeats.
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