Great Restaurants, Wineries & Breweries
$4.95		(Win95/98/Me/XP) (Retail Box) (GREATRESPJ)

Publisher: Deep River Publishing

Reference

Ratings:

3 stars from Multimedia World

A Multimedia Gourmet Guide

Great Restaurants (Copyright 1994) is a colorful and entertaining gourmet guide with more than 4,000 photographs and menus showcasing the country's great restaurants, wineries and breweries. From upscale restaurants that serve oysters Rockefeller and filet mignon to boisterous back alley brewpubs, this informative guide shows you where to wine and dine wherever you travel.

Restaurants - view each restaurant's specialties.

Wineries - explore America's great wineries.

Breweries - tour and sample the stouts and ales from America's new microbreweries.

Color Photos. Thousands of photographs show you mouth-watering meals and convey the unique ambiance of some of the nation's best restaurants.

Multiple Search. Search and select restaurants by state or city, or find them highlighted on regional or local maps.

Actual Menus. Preview each restaurant's menu to see what exquisite entrees, appetizers and desserts await you.

Detailed Information. In-depth descriptions tell you about the meals, prices, hours, reservation requirements and music and entertainment offered at each dining establishment.

Wonderful Recipes. Gourmet chefs share their secret recipes to hundreds of their most popular dishes.

Requirements:

MPC or equivalent, 16 MHz 80386SX or better, 4MB RAM recommended, Microsoft Windows 3.1 or higher, 30MB hard drive, MPC-compatible CD-ROM drive, SVGA display, audio board and mouse.

Tested OK in Windows XP. Ignore "Share" warning message.

Reviews:

Multimedia World, December 1994

"The CD-ROM isn't truly comprehensive, but it would be unfair to knock the disc on that basis. To present menus, photographs, recipes, and other details for every decent restaurant in the country is more a task for an Internet server than a single CD-ROM."

"You can search a region for your desired type, price, and style of dining experience. You get a good idea of the menu and the atmosphere for each location. Note that most of the restaurants are fairly upscale (the disc will usually cost less than the meal), which may limit its usefulness to the budget-conscious. So while this isn't the way to discover back-alley culinary treasures, you can use this title to help you find a decent place in an unfamiliar town."

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