Village Voice Media's 'Best Of...' App Goes Live

Village Voice Media's "Best Of..." App Goes Live

By Keith Plocek Thu., Mar. 24 2011 at 3:23 PM

Exciting news from the mother ship: The Village Voice Media "Best Of..." app, featuring 10,000 of the best things to eat, drink, see, hear and buy all over the nation, is now available for free in the iTunes store. Looking for the Best Banana Cream Pie or Best Chicken Salad? We've got you covered.

You can browse winners by category or neighborhood, but we're big fans of the option to see what's nearest your current location. You never know when you might be right down the street from the Best Flaming Margarita.

Right now the app just works for the iPhone, but the Android version is coming in April, and you can always browse online.

Download it now and let us know what you think.

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Finally (48 hours) time limit to buy.

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Buy addresses---- tntn.usTips (48 hours after the special product is invalid)

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Mark Aaron

waiting for the android version! thx.

Lannie "Carlos" Lite

Twenty years in? 'Bout time. Who's in charge of Web services at Village Voice Media -- Allen Ginsberg?

Here's a suggestion for the next surge into high-tech: stop using the just-learned-the-Web phrase "after the jump," unless it refers to text that follows at least 2.1 shitloads of graphics.

Question after the jump.

Or was this another fastidious decision by some deep-thinker at VVM?