Be honest
Share what you actually experienced. Real photos, real opinions.
Community Guidelines
Sharing food voices with care.
Foodyvo is built on honest, helpful, respectful food discovery. These guidelines help keep our community useful and welcoming.
Core principles
The four ways we ask everyone to show up.
Be respectful
Critique food, not people. Avoid attacks on staff and owners.
Be helpful
Add useful context — what you ordered, when, what you noticed.
Be local-aware
Recognize each place is one address with its own neighborhood.
Reviews
Writing reviews that actually help.
Do
- Mention what you ordered
- Share useful context (timing, group size, occasion)
- Upload real, recent photos
- Be clear and specific about your experience
Don’t
- Post fake or paid reviews
- Use abusive or hateful language
- Attack staff or owners personally
- Post off-topic or unrelated content
Photos
Photos people can trust.
Use your own photos
Real food, real plates, real lighting — no stock or scraped images.
Avoid misleading images
Don’t over-edit, swap, or stage to misrepresent the food.
Respect privacy
Avoid clear photos of other diners or staff without consent.
No offensive content
Nothing harmful, hateful, or against local laws — ever.
For food brands
Run your page like a good neighbor.
A few simple expectations help every Foodyvo brand page stay trustworthy and useful.
- Keep menus accurate.Update prices, items, and availability.
- Use real business info.Address, phone, hours — true and current.
- One unique physical address.One Foodyvo brand page = one location.
- Respond respectfully.Engage with reviews like a host with a guest.
Help us help everyone
Help keep Foodyvo useful for everyone.
A community is only as good as the way we show up for each other.