On Fri, Apr 24, 2015 at 1:58 PM, SK53 <[email protected]> wrote: > cuisine=breakfast seems far too GB/US/CA centric. > > There are places in Berlin which do all day breakfasts but certainly not > of that sort; in most of SE Asia breakfast is likely to be some form of > congee, and there plenty of such breakfast places in Hong Kong. >
Cuisine is inherently local, that's one of the great things about it. When talking about bicycle tool stands, elsan_points, or toilets, I'd help lead the charge for a worldwide tag. But for cuisine: it should reflect the richness of the area, especially since you can tag more than one: cuisine=greasy_spoon;british;breakfast Note the seeming USA equivalent is "dive". Most, but by no means all, Diners are also dives. So a Diner that's also a dive would likely feel fairly familiar, except without the tea. There are many tags with low counts that have great potential. Don't let greasy_spoon=4 put you off.
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