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The NYC App You Can't Live Without

Seriously. You should have downloaded this, like yesterday.

Julia Walton
Jun 13, 2016
Pace University
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The NYC App You Can't Live Without
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Are you tired of wasting hours reading reviews of restaurants and bars on Yelp! and Google? Well, now thanks to DiDiT NY, a free app that offers experts top picks on where to eat, drink, and entertainment in NYC, the endless searching is over. Stop stressing where to go and make the most of your time with DiDiT NY.

Check out my top picks for food, drinks, and more by clicking https://bnc.lt/Walton. Then, click on my picture in the upper left corner of the list to see my profile, and press the follow button so you can see my new lists the moment they are published!


1. Discover new spots.

Sure you know what to expect when you go to your favorite neighborhood bar, but routine gets boring. Check out DiDiT for an endless selection of quality spots to switch things up for a night. Plus, every list of places is picked by an expert publisher or writer who has put in time and effort to pick the best destinations.

2. Save time.

My personal favorite aspect of the DiDiT NY app is that it is a major time saver. No longer am I spending countless hours looking up new restaurants to dine at or looking for that recommendation I wrote down on a napkin three weeks ago. With DiDiT NY, New York City's best dining options are all at my fingertips, literally.

3. Connect with friends.

When you register for DiDiT NY (for free!) you get a profile to save your favorite lists of places to go. However, you also have the ability to share any lists you like with friends and family by clicking the share button, enabling you to text or email the joint to anyone you want. Additionally, you can check out your friend's profiles on DiDiT NY to see what spots they want to check out. It's so much fun going out for the night with friends that are just excited about a new spot as you are.

4. Keep up with celebs.

That's right. The expert staff a DiDiT NY is committed to releasing lists of celebs' favorite places to wine, dine, and enjoy life in NYC everyday. Just check out the "Celebrity Collections" section in the app to learn where Kylie Jenner, Adele, and Blake Lively hang out in the city.

5. It's budget-friendly.

As a super social college student I love going out friends, but my college student budget doesn't always agree. Thankfully, DiDiT NY offers a ton of inexpensive options to choose from. Now, I don't have to sacrifice experience for affordability.

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