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|[[Tag:cuisine=bagel | bagel]] |
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|A place that mainly sells bagels, which are dense bread baked in a donut shape |
|A place that mainly sells bagels, which are dense bread baked in a donut shape, sometimes sliced and used for a sandwich. (<span class="plainlinks" title="w:en: Bagel">[[https:en:Bagel|<span style="padding:0 1px">'''[[File:Wikipedia-16px.png|alt=|link=|w:en: Bagel]]'''</span><bdi>'''Bagel'''</bdi>]]</span>). |
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|[[Tag:cuisine=biscuit | biscuit]] |
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|A place that mainly sells biscuits (also called crisp cookies) |
|A place that mainly sells biscuits (also called crisp cookies), which are used for a variety of primarily flour-based baked food products. In the Commonwealth of Nations and Europe, they are typically hard, flat and unleavened. (<span class="plainlinks" title="w:en: Biscuit">[[https:en:Biscuit|<span style="padding:0 1px">[[File:Wikipedia-16px.png|alt=|link=|w:en: Biscuit]]</span><bdi>'''Biscuit'''</bdi>]]</span>) |
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|[[Tag:cuisine=bougatsa | bougatsa]] |
|[[Tag:cuisine=bougatsa | bougatsa]] |
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|A place that mainly sells bougasta, which |
|A place that mainly sells bougasta, which is Phyllo dough bread with spinach, cheese or custard cream, similar to a strudel. These places are common in Greece. |
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|[[Tag:cuisine=bubble_tea | bubble_tea]] |
|[[Tag:cuisine=bubble_tea | bubble_tea]] |
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|A place that mainly sells bubble tea (also called pearl milk tea, bubble milk tea, or boba tea), which is tea or milk tea containing tapioca balls or jellies. |
|A place that mainly sells bubble tea (also called pearl milk tea, bubble milk tea, or boba tea), which is tea or milk tea containing tapioca balls or jellies. These places are common in Taiwan and the United States. |
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|[[Tag:cuisine=churro | churro]] |
|[[Tag:cuisine=churro | churro]] |
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|A place that sells churros, which are fried-dough pastry usually eaten at breakfast or afternoon snack together with a cup of hot chocolate or coffee with milk. |
|A place that mainly sells churros, which are fried-dough pastry usually eaten at breakfast or afternoon snack together with a cup of hot chocolate or coffee with milk. These places are common in Spain, Portugal, France, Latin America, the Philippines, Belgium and some areas of the United States. |
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|[[File:Churros_Madrid.jpg|100px|center]] |
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|[[Tag:cuisine=coffee_shop | coffee_shop]] |
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|A place that mainly sells coffee. This place may have some light cold snacks such as cakes. Not to be confused with [[Tag:cuisine=cake]]. |
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|[[Tag:cuisine=cookie | cookie]] |
|[[Tag:cuisine=cookie | cookie]] |
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|A place that mainly sells cookies, which are a baked or cooked food that is small, flat and sweet. They usually contains flour, sugar and some type of oil or fat. They may include other ingredients such as raisins, oats, chocolate chips, nuts, etc. |
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|[[Tag:cuisine=crepe | crepe]] |
|[[Tag:cuisine=crepe | crepe]] |
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|A place that mainly sells crepes. These places are common in France. |
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|Crêpes (<span class="plainlinks" title="w:en: Crêpe">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:Cr%C3%AApe <span style="padding:0 1px">[[File:Wikipedia-16px.png|alt=|link=|w:en: Crêpe]]</span><bdi>Crêpe</bdi>]</span>), Pannekoekenrestaurant in Dutch. |
|Crêpes (<span class="plainlinks" title="w:en: Crêpe">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:Cr%C3%AApe <span style="padding:0 1px">[[File:Wikipedia-16px.png|alt=|link=|w:en: Crêpe]]</span><bdi>Crêpe</bdi>]</span>), Pannekoekenrestaurant in Dutch. |
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|[[Tag:cuisine=dessert | dessert]] |
|[[Tag:cuisine=dessert | dessert]] |
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|A place that mainly sells desserts, which are defined as food that is typically sweet and is served after the main course. Use more specific tags, such as <tt dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr" style="background:#EEF;font-size:1em;line-height:1.6"><bdi style="white-space:nowrap">[[Key:cuisine|cuisine]]</bdi>=[[Tag:cuisine=cake|<bdi>cake</bdi>]]</tt> or <tt dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr" style="background:#EEF;font-size:1em;line-height:1.6"><bdi style="white-space:nowrap">[[Key:cuisine|cuisine]]</bdi>=[[Tag:cuisine=donut|<bdi>donut</bdi>]]</tt> if possible. |
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|[[Tag:cuisine=donut | donut]] |
|[[Tag:cuisine=donut | donut]] |
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|A type of fried dough confectionery or dessert food. |
|A place that mainly sells donuts, which are a type of fried dough confectionery or dessert food. These places are common in the United States. |
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|[[Tag:cuisine=doughnut | doughnut]] |
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|[[Key:cuisine | cuisine]] |
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|[[Tag:cuisine=frozen_yogurt | frozen_yogurt]] |
|[[Tag:cuisine=frozen_yogurt | frozen_yogurt]] |
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|A place that mainly sells frozen yogurt (also known as frozen yoghurt, frogurt or Froyo), which is a frozen dessert made with yogurt and sometimes other dairy products. (<span class="plainlinks" title="w:en: Frozen_yogurt">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:Frozen_yogurt <span style="padding:0 1px">[[File:Wikipedia-16px.png|alt=|link=|w:en: Frozen_yogurt]]</span><bdi>Frozen_yogurt</bdi>]</span>) |
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|[[Tag:cuisine=gingerbread | gingerbread]] |
|[[Tag:cuisine=gingerbread | gingerbread]] |
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|A place that mainly sells gingerbread, which is a broad category of baked goods, typically flavored with ginger, cloves, nutmeg or cinnamon and sweetened with honey, sugar or molasses. (<span class="plainlinks" title="w:en: Gingerbread">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:Gingerbread <span style="padding:0 1px">[[File:Wikipedia-16px.png|alt=|link=|w:en: '''Gingerbread''']]</span><bdi>Gingerbread</bdi>]</span>) |
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|[[Tag:cuisine=ice_cream | ice_cream]] |
|[[Tag:cuisine=ice_cream | ice_cream]] |
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|A place that mainly sells ice cream. Used for ice cream parlours or other outlets. Note: Some mappers use this instead of, or as well as, the <tt dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr" style="background:#EEF;font-size:1em;line-height:1.6"><bdi style="white-space:nowrap">[[Key:amenity|amenity]]</bdi>=[[Tag:amenity=ice_cream|<bdi>ice_cream</bdi>]]</tt> or <tt dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr" style="background:#EEF;font-size:1em;line-height:1.6"><bdi style="white-space:nowrap">[[Key:shop|shop]]</bdi>=[[Tag:shop=ice_cream|<bdi>ice_cream</bdi>]]</tt> tags. |
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|[[Tag:cuisine=chimney_cake | chimney_cake]] |
|[[Tag:cuisine=chimney_cake | chimney_cake]] |
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|Kürtőskalács (literally a cake of the form of a chimney/funnel/flue/duct/vent, also called the Hungarian Kalách, Szekler Kalách or Schornsteinkuchen). Being a local specialty, not many Hungarians know an English name for this meal, so expect local mappers to use cuisine=kurtoskalacs, cuisine=kürtőskalács and cuisine=kürtöskalács (sic) interchangeably. (<span class="plainlinks" title="w:en: Kürtőskalács">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:K%C3%BCrt%C5%91skal%C3%A1cs <span style="padding:0 1px">[[File:Wikipedia-16px.png|alt=|link=|w:en: Kürtőskalács]]</span><bdi>Kürtőskalács</bdi>]</span>) |
|A place that mainly sells Kürtőskalács (literally a cake of the form of a chimney/funnel/flue/duct/vent, also called the Hungarian Kalách, Szekler Kalách or Schornsteinkuchen). Being a local specialty, not many Hungarians know an English name for this meal, so expect local mappers to use cuisine=kurtoskalacs, cuisine=kürtőskalács and cuisine=kürtöskalács (sic) interchangeably. (<span class="plainlinks" title="w:en: Kürtőskalács">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:K%C3%BCrt%C5%91skal%C3%A1cs <span style="padding:0 1px">[[File:Wikipedia-16px.png|alt=|link=|w:en: Kürtőskalács]]</span><bdi>Kürtőskalács</bdi>]</span>) |
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|[[Tag:cuisine=langos | langos]] |
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|A place that mainly sells lángos (lalanga in Turkish), which is a Hungarian food specialty, a deep fried dough. It is eaten fresh and warm, topped with sour cream and grated cheese, or Liptauer, ham, or sausages. (<span class="plainlinks" title="w:en: Lángos">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:L%C3%A1ngos <span style="padding:0 1px">[[File:Wikipedia-16px.png|alt=|link=|w:en: Lángos]]</span><bdi>Lángos</bdi>]</span>) The Navajo had also reinvented this dish and called it <span class="plainlinks" title="w:en: Frybread">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:Frybread <span style="padding:0 1px">[[File:Wikipedia-16px.png|alt=|link=|w:en: Frybread]]</span><bdi>Frybread</bdi>]</span>, hence some foreigners call lángos the "Hungarian fried bread", although most Hungarians would not know what kind of food that refers to. |
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|[[Tag:cuisine=pancake | pancake]] |
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|A place that mainly sells pancakes. An example of a restaurant is IHOP. |
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|<span class="plainlinks" title="w:en: Pancake">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:Pancake <span style="padding:0 1px">[[File:Wikipedia-16px.png|alt=|link=|w:en: Pancake]]</span><bdi>Pancake</bdi>]</span>, possibly redundant with <tt dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr" style="background:#EEF;font-size:1em;line-height:1.6"><bdi style="white-space:nowrap">[[Key:cuisine|cuisine]]</bdi>=[[Tag:cuisine=crepe|<bdi>crepe</bdi>]]</tt> |
|<span class="plainlinks" title="w:en: Pancake">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:Pancake <span style="padding:0 1px">[[File:Wikipedia-16px.png|alt=|link=|w:en: Pancake]]</span><bdi>Pancake</bdi>]</span>, possibly redundant with <tt dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr" style="background:#EEF;font-size:1em;line-height:1.6"><bdi style="white-space:nowrap">[[Key:cuisine|cuisine]]</bdi>=[[Tag:cuisine=crepe|<bdi>crepe</bdi>]]</tt> |
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|[[Tag:cuisine=pastry | pastry]] |
|[[Tag:cuisine=pastry | pastry]] |
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|Use more specific tags if possible. (<span class="plainlinks" title="w:en: Pastry">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:Pastry <span style="padding:0 1px">[[File:Wikipedia-16px.png|alt=|link=|w:en: Pastry]]</span><bdi>Pastry</bdi>]</span>) |
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|[[Tag:cuisine=petit_four | petit_four]] |
|[[Tag:cuisine=petit_four | petit_four]] |
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|A petit four (also known as mignardises) is a small bite-sized confectionery or |
|A place that mainly sells petit four (also known as mignardises), which is a small bite-sized confectionery or savory appetizer. (<span class="plainlinks" title="w:en: Petit_four">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:Petit_four <span style="padding:0 1px">[[File:Wikipedia-16px.png|alt=|link=|w:en: Petit_four]]</span><bdi>Petit_four</bdi>]</span>) |
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|A place that mainly sells pies. These places are common in Australia. |
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|[[Tag:cuisine=pogacha | pogacha]] |
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|Pogača (Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian) or pogacha (Hungarian: pogácsa, Greek: μπουγάτσα, Macedonian and Bulgarian: погача, Turkish: poğaça, Albanian: pogaçe) is a type of bread baked in the ashes of the fireplace, and later on in the oven, similar to focaccia.(<span class="plainlinks" title="w:en: Pogača">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:Poga%C4%8Da <span style="padding:0 1px">[[File:Wikipedia-16px.png|alt=|link=|w:en: Pogača]]</span><bdi>Pogača</bdi>]</span>) |
|A place that sells Pogača (Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian) or pogacha (Hungarian: pogácsa, Greek: μπουγάτσα, Macedonian and Bulgarian: погача, Turkish: poğaça, Albanian: pogaçe), which is a type of bread baked in the ashes of the fireplace, and later on in the oven, similar to focaccia.(<span class="plainlinks" title="w:en: Pogača">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:Poga%C4%8Da <span style="padding:0 1px">[[File:Wikipedia-16px.png|alt=|link=|w:en: '''Pogača''']]</span><bdi>Pogača</bdi>]</span>) |
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|[[Tag:cuisine=poppy_seed_roll | poppy_seed_roll]] |
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|A place that mainly sells poppy seed rolls, which is a pastry consisting of a roll of sweet yeast bread with a dense, rich, bittersweet filling of poppy seed. An alternative filling is a paste of minced walnuts, or minced chestnuts. It is also called in various languages as Mohnkuchen, Mohnstriezel, makovnjača, makový závin, wienerbrød, Vienna bread, mákos bejgli, makówc, magonmaizite, aguonų vyniotinis, makowiec, rulet s makom, makovník, cozonac cu mac, cozonac cu nucă, pyrih z makom, makivnyk and mohn roll. (<span class="plainlinks" title="w:en: Poppy_seed_roll">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:Poppy_seed_roll <span style="padding:0 1px">[[File:Wikipedia-16px.png|alt=|link=|w:en: Poppy_seed_roll]]</span><bdi>Poppy_seed_roll</bdi>]</span>) |
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|A profiterole is a filled French choux pastry ball with a typically sweet and moist filling of whipped cream, custard, pastry cream, ice cream, or sour cream. (<span class="plainlinks" title="w:en: Profiterole">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:Profiterole <span style="padding:0 1px">[[File:Wikipedia-16px.png|alt=|link=|w:en: Profiterole]]</span><bdi>Profiterole</bdi>]</span>) |
|A place that mainly sells profiterole, which is a filled French choux pastry ball with a typically sweet and moist filling of whipped cream, custard, pastry cream, ice cream, or sour cream. (<span class="plainlinks" title="w:en: Profiterole">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:Profiterole <span style="padding:0 1px">[[File:Wikipedia-16px.png|alt=|link=|w:en: Profiterole]]</span><bdi>Profiterole</bdi>]</span>) |
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|A strudel (rétes in Hungarian, zavitek in Slovenian, savijača in Croatian) is a type of layered pastry with a filling that is usually sweet. (<span class="plainlinks" title="w:en: Strudel">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:Strudel <span style="padding:0 1px">[[File:Wikipedia-16px.png|alt=|link=|w:en: Strudel]]</span><bdi>Strudel</bdi>]</span>) |
|A place that mainly sells strudel (rétes in Hungarian, zavitek in Slovenian, savijača in Croatian), which is a type of layered pastry with a filling that is usually sweet. (<span class="plainlinks" title="w:en: Strudel">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:Strudel <span style="padding:0 1px">[[File:Wikipedia-16px.png|alt=|link=|w:en: Strudel]]</span><bdi>Strudel</bdi>]</span>) |
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For describing the type of food served at an eating place. |
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[[Category:Key descriptions with status "unsupported “defacto” status"|cuisine]]
For describing the type of food served at an eating place.
May also apply to other services that deliver food, like convenience (shop=convenience).
See taginfo for the most commonly used values.
If a venue serves many different types, then use the semi-colon value separator to separate them, e.g. cuisine=chinese;japanese.
Suggested values
=== Food ===
Values of cuisine describing the specific food items a place is known for
Value | Description | Wikipedia | Photo |
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açaí | A dish made from frozen açaí berries, originating in Brazil | Açaí na tigela | |
arepa | Bread made of ground maize dough stuffed with a filling, eaten in the northern region of South America | Arepa | |
bagel | A bread made from dough shaped into a ring | Bagel | |
beef | Any dish made from meat from cattle | Beef | |
beef_bowl | A bowl of beef served on rice, originating in Japan | Gyūdon | |
beef_noodle | A beef noodle soup, originating in Southeast Asia | Beef noodle soup | |
bubble_tea | A tea drink with tapioca pearls, originating in Taiwan. Also known as boba. | Bubble tea | |
burger | A meal made from a patty of meat placed inside a bun | Hamburger | |
cachapa | pancakes made from maize flour and traditionally filled with fresh cheese original from Venezuela | Cachapa | |
cake | A baked and decorated dessert | Cake | |
chicken | Any dish made from meat from a chicken | Chicken as food | |
chili | A dish made from chili peppers, meat, tomatoes, and beans, originating from Mexico or Texas | Chili con carne | |
chocolate | A dessert made from cocoa beans | Chocolate | |
churro | A fried dough pulled into a long shape | Churro | |
coffee_shop | A drink prepared from coffee beans. cuisine=coffee is also used. | Coffee | |
couscous | A grain originating in Northwest Africa | Couscous | |
crepe | A thin pancake that can be either sweet or savory | Crêpe | |
curry | A dish with a sauce seasoned with spices, originating in South Asia | Curry | |
donut | A dessert made from fried dough shaped into a ring | Doughnut | |
dumpling | A food made of dough wrapped around a filling | Dumpling | |
empanada | A fried or baked pastry filled with meat, originating from Latin America | Empanada | |
falafel | A deep-fried ball made from chickpeas, originating in the Middle East | Falafel | |
fish | Any dish made from meat from fish | Fish as food | |
fish_and_chips | A dish of fried fish in crispy batter, served with chips | Fish and chips | |
fondue | A melted cheese dish served in a heated pot | Fondue | |
fried_chicken | A dish made from chicken pieces that have been coated with batter and fried | Fried chicken | |
fries | A food made from deep-fried strips of potato. Also known as chips. | French fries | |
frozen_yogurt | A frozen dessert made from yogurt | Frozen yogurt | |
gyoza | A Japanese version of a Chinese dumpling called Jiaozi. Also called a Potsticker. | Jiaozi#Gyōza | |
gyros | A dish of meat wrapped in pita bread with vegetables and sauce | Gyros | |
hot_dog | A sausage served in a sliced bun | Hot dog | |
hotpot | A meal of slices of meat or vegetables cooked in a heated pot on the table | Hot pot | |
ice_cream | A frozen dessert made from milk or cream | Ice cream | |
juice | A drink made from pressed fruit or vegetables | Juice | |
kebab | A meat dish cooked on a stick. Can refer to either doner kebab or shish kebab. | Kebab | |
kürtőskalács | A spit cake specific to Hungarians from Transylvania, more specifically the Székelys. | Kürtőskalács | |
lángos | A deep fried flatbread. Typical Hungarian food. | Lángos | |
meat | Any meat dish. Use a more specific value if possible. | Meat | |
noodle | A dough shaped into long strips or strings. Use a more specific value if possible, like cuisine=pasta, cuisine=ramen, cuisine=soba, or cuisine=udon. Do not use the much less common |
Noodle | |
pancake | A flat cake made from batter, often eaten as breakfast or dessert | Pancake | |
pasta | A dish made from noodles or other shapes of boiled wheat dough, originating in Italy | Pasta | |
pastry | A baked dessert made with dough and butter | Pastry | |
piadina | A flatbread originating from Italy | Piadina | |
pie | A baked dessert made of dough with a fruit, nut, or cream filling | Pie | |
pie_and_mash | A british dish consisting of a savoury pie & mash, often with gravy or liquour, sometimes with jellied eels. | Pie and mash | |
pita | A flatbread originating from the Mediterranean or Middle East | Pita | |
pizza | A dish of flat dough topped with tomato sauce, cheese, and other toppings, originating in Italy. cuisine=italian_pizza is used ins about 3% of the total and should be substituted by a multiple value set (like cuisine=pizza; italia) for the cases that the culinary speciality is italian. | Pizza | |
poke | A dish of raw fish and seaweed usually served on rice, originating from Hawaii | Poke (Hawaiian dish) | |
potato | A starchy root vegetable native to the Americas. Use a more specific value if possible. | Potato | |
pretzel | A baked piece of dough shaped into a knot | Pretzel | |
ramen | A dish of noodles served in broth, originating in Japan | Ramen | |
salad | A dish of mixed chopped ingredients, usually vegetables | Salad | |
sandwich | A meal of vegetables or meat placed between two slices of bread. Also use this tag for submarine sandwiches (also known as a hoagie, hero, grinder, etc). Do not use |
Sandwich | |
sausage | A piece of ground meat stuffed into a cylindrical casing | Sausage | |
savory_pancakes | Many different types of savory pancakes can be found around the world | List of pancakes | |
seafood | Any meat originating from the sea, including fish, shrimp, squid, and other shellfish | Seafood | |
shawarma | A meat dish cooked on a vertical rotisserie, originating in the Middle East | Shawarma | |
smoothie | A drink made from blended fruit, vegetables, or other ingredients | Smoothie | |
smørrebrød | An open-faced sandwich, originating in Scandinavia | Smørrebrød | |
soba | A buckwheat noodle dish, originating in Japan | Soba | |
soup | A meal that is mostly liquid and cooked in a broth | Soup | |
souvlaki | A meal of meet served on a skewer, originating in Greece | Souvlaki | |
steak | A thick cut of beef, usually grilled. See also: cuisine=steak_house. | Steak | |
sushi | A small piece of rice with seaweed, vegetables, or raw seafood, originating in Japan | Sushi | |
tacos | A meal of folded tortillas with a meat or vegetable filling, originating in Mexico | Taco | |
takoyaki | A wheat ball with a filling, originating in Japan | Takoyaki | |
tea | A drink made by steeping tea leaves in hot water | Tea | |
udon | A wheat noodle dish, originating in Japan | Udon | |
waffle | A batter cooked between two shaped plates, often eaten as breakfast or dessert | Waffle | |
wings | A fried chicken wing served with sauce, originating in the United States | Buffalo wing | |
yakitori | A meal of meet served on a skewer, originating in Japan | Yakitori |
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cuisine | bagel | A dense bread baked in a donut shape; sometimes sliced and used for a sandwich (Bagel). | |||
cuisine | biscuit | Biscuit (also crisp cookies) is a term used for a variety of primarily flour-based baked food products. In the Commonwealth of Nations and Europe, it is typically hard, flat and unleavened. (Biscuit) | |||
cuisine | bougatsa | Common in Greece. Phyllo dough bread with spinach, cheese or custard cream, similar to a strudel. | |||
cuisine | bubble_tea | Tea or milk tea containing tapioca balls or jellies; also called pearl milk tea, bubble milk tea, or boba tea. | |||
cuisine | cake | Most of the time a small cafe where you can buy and eat cakes (main business cakes not coffee, see cuisine=coffee_shop). | |||
cuisine | churro | A fried-dough pastry usually eaten at breakfast or afternoon snack together with a cup of hot chocolate or coffee with milk. Common in Spain, Portugal, France, Latin America, the Philippines, Belgium and some areas of the United States. | |||
cuisine | coffee_shop | Serves mainly coffee, may have some light cold snacks such as cakes. | |||
cuisine | cookie | A cookie is a baked or cooked food that is small, flat and sweet. It usually contains flour, sugar and some type of oil or fat. It may include other ingredients such as raisins, oats, chocolate chips, nuts, etc. | |||
cuisine | crepe | Crêpes (Crêpe), Pannekoekenrestaurant in Dutch. | |||
cuisine | dessert | Serves mainly desserts (food, typically sweet, served after the main course); use more specific tags, such as cuisine=cake or cuisine=donut if applicable | |||
cuisine | donut | A type of fried dough confectionery or dessert food. | |||
cuisine | doughnut | was formerly proposed but hasn’t really been adopted by mappers. | |||
cuisine | frozen_yogurt | Frozen yogurt (also spelled frozen yoghurt, frogurt or Froyo) is a frozen dessert made with yogurt and sometimes other dairy products. (Frozen_yogurt) | |||
cuisine | gingerbread | Gingerbread refers to a broad category of baked goods, typically flavored with ginger, cloves, nutmeg or cinnamon and sweetened with honey, sugar or molasses. (Gingerbread) | |||
cuisine | ice_cream | For ice cream parlours or other outlets. Note: some mappers use this instead of, or as well as, the amenity=ice_cream or shop=ice_cream tags. | |||
cuisine | chimney_cake | Kürtőskalács (literally a cake of the form of a chimney/funnel/flue/duct/vent, also called the Hungarian Kalách, Szekler Kalách or Schornsteinkuchen). Being a local specialty, not many Hungarians know an English name for this meal, so expect local mappers to use cuisine=kurtoskalacs, cuisine=kürtőskalács and cuisine=kürtöskalács (sic) interchangeably. (Kürtőskalács) | |||
cuisine | langos | Lángos (lalanga in Turkish) is a Hungarian food specialty, a deep fried dough. It is eaten fresh and warm, topped with sour cream and grated cheese, or Liptauer, ham, or sausages. (Lángos) The Navajo had also reinvented this dish and called it Frybread, hence some foreigners call lángos the "Hungarian fried bread", although most Hungarians would not know what kind of food that refers to. | |||
cuisine | pancake | Pancake, possibly redundant with cuisine=crepe | |||
cuisine | pastry | Please use a more specific tag. (Pastry) | |||
cuisine | petit_four | A petit four (also known as mignardises) is a small bite-sized confectionery or savoury appetizer. (Petit_four) | |||
cuisine | pie | Pies, common in Australia. | |||
cuisine | pogacha | Pogača (Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian) or pogacha (Hungarian: pogácsa, Greek: μπουγάτσα, Macedonian and Bulgarian: погача, Turkish: poğaça, Albanian: pogaçe) is a type of bread baked in the ashes of the fireplace, and later on in the oven, similar to focaccia.(Pogača) | |||
cuisine | poppy_seed_roll | The poppy seed roll is a pastry consisting of a roll of sweet yeast bread with a dense, rich, bittersweet filling of poppy seed. An alternative filling is a paste of minced walnuts, or minced chestnuts. It is also called in various languages as Mohnkuchen, Mohnstriezel, makovnjača, makový závin, wienerbrød, Vienna bread, mákos bejgli, makówc, magonmaizite, aguonų vyniotinis, makowiec, rulet s makom, makovník, cozonac cu mac, cozonac cu nucă, pyrih z makom, makivnyk and mohn roll. (Poppy_seed_roll) | |||
cuisine | profiterole | A profiterole is a filled French choux pastry ball with a typically sweet and moist filling of whipped cream, custard, pastry cream, ice cream, or sour cream. (Profiterole) | |||
cuisine | punch_cake | Punschkrapfen or Punschkrapferl (punch cake) is a classic Austrian confection of pastry with a fine rum flavor. It is similar to the French pastry, the petit four. (Punschkrapfen) | |||
cuisine | savory_pancakes | Japanese pancake, okonomiyaki, monjayaki and similar style. | |||
cuisine | snackbar | Please use specific tags instead! (Snack_bar) | |||
cuisine | snacks | Please use specific tags instead! (Snack) | |||
cuisine | strudel | A strudel (rétes in Hungarian, zavitek in Slovenian, savijača in Croatian) is a type of layered pastry with a filling that is usually sweet. (Strudel) | |||
cuisine | teahouse | Usually tea with a light meal that can by accompanied various items, including tea sandwiches, clotted cream, cakes, scones, pancakes, crumpets and bread, butter and jam. Occasionally there will be cold cuts of meat, such as ham salad. (Teahouse) | |||
cuisine | waffle | A waffle is a dish made from leavened batter or dough that is cooked between two plates that are patterned to give a characteristic size, shape and surface impression. (Waffle) | |||
cuisine | user defined | All commonly used values according to Taginfo |
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cuisine | bagel | A place that mainly sells bagels, which are dense bread baked in a donut shape, sometimes sliced and used for a sandwich. ([[https:en:Bagel|Bagel]]). | ||||
cuisine | biscuit | A place that mainly sells biscuits (also called crisp cookies), which are used for a variety of primarily flour-based baked food products. In the Commonwealth of Nations and Europe, they are typically hard, flat and unleavened. ([[https:en:Biscuit|Biscuit]]) | ||||
cuisine | bougatsa | A place that mainly sells bougasta, which is Phyllo dough bread with spinach, cheese or custard cream, similar to a strudel. These places are common in Greece. | ||||
cuisine | bubble_tea | A place that mainly sells bubble tea (also called pearl milk tea, bubble milk tea, or boba tea), which is tea or milk tea containing tapioca balls or jellies. These places are common in Taiwan and the United States. | ||||
cuisine | cake | A place that mainly sells cake, which most of the time is sold in a small cafe where you can buy and eat cakes. Not to be confused with cuisine=coffee_shop. | ||||
cuisine | churro | A place that mainly sells churros, which are fried-dough pastry usually eaten at breakfast or afternoon snack together with a cup of hot chocolate or coffee with milk. These places are common in Spain, Portugal, France, Latin America, the Philippines, Belgium and some areas of the United States. | ||||
cuisine | coffee_shop | A place that mainly sells coffee. This place may have some light cold snacks such as cakes. Not to be confused with Tag:cuisine=cake. | ||||
cuisine | cookie | A place that mainly sells cookies, which are a baked or cooked food that is small, flat and sweet. They usually contains flour, sugar and some type of oil or fat. They may include other ingredients such as raisins, oats, chocolate chips, nuts, etc. | ||||
cuisine | crepe | A place that mainly sells crepes. These places are common in France. | Crêpes (Crêpe), Pannekoekenrestaurant in Dutch. | |||
cuisine | dessert | A place that mainly sells desserts, which are defined as food that is typically sweet and is served after the main course. Use more specific tags, such as cuisine=cake or cuisine=donut if possible. | ||||
cuisine | donut | A place that mainly sells donuts, which are a type of fried dough confectionery or dessert food. These places are common in the United States. | ||||
cuisine | frozen_yogurt | A place that mainly sells frozen yogurt (also known as frozen yoghurt, frogurt or Froyo), which is a frozen dessert made with yogurt and sometimes other dairy products. (Frozen_yogurt) | ||||
cuisine | gingerbread | A place that mainly sells gingerbread, which is a broad category of baked goods, typically flavored with ginger, cloves, nutmeg or cinnamon and sweetened with honey, sugar or molasses. (Gingerbread) | ||||
cuisine | ice_cream | A place that mainly sells ice cream. Used for ice cream parlours or other outlets. Note: Some mappers use this instead of, or as well as, the amenity=ice_cream or shop=ice_cream tags. | ||||
cuisine | chimney_cake | A place that mainly sells Kürtőskalács (literally a cake of the form of a chimney/funnel/flue/duct/vent, also called the Hungarian Kalách, Szekler Kalách or Schornsteinkuchen). Being a local specialty, not many Hungarians know an English name for this meal, so expect local mappers to use cuisine=kurtoskalacs, cuisine=kürtőskalács and cuisine=kürtöskalács (sic) interchangeably. (Kürtőskalács) | ||||
cuisine | langos | A place that mainly sells lángos (lalanga in Turkish), which is a Hungarian food specialty, a deep fried dough. It is eaten fresh and warm, topped with sour cream and grated cheese, or Liptauer, ham, or sausages. (Lángos) The Navajo had also reinvented this dish and called it Frybread, hence some foreigners call lángos the "Hungarian fried bread", although most Hungarians would not know what kind of food that refers to. | ||||
cuisine | pancake | A place that mainly sells pancakes. An example of a restaurant is IHOP. | Pancake, possibly redundant with cuisine=crepe | |||
cuisine | pastry | Use more specific tags if possible. (Pastry) | cuisine | |||
petit_four | A place that mainly sells petit four (also known as mignardises), which is a small bite-sized confectionery or savory appetizer. (Petit_four) | |||||
cuisine | pie | A place that mainly sells pies. These places are common in Australia. | ||||
cuisine | pogacha | A place that sells Pogača (Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian) or pogacha (Hungarian: pogácsa, Greek: μπουγάτσα, Macedonian and Bulgarian: погача, Turkish: poğaça, Albanian: pogaçe), which is a type of bread baked in the ashes of the fireplace, and later on in the oven, similar to focaccia.(Pogača) | ||||
cuisine | poppy_seed_roll | A place that mainly sells poppy seed rolls, which is a pastry consisting of a roll of sweet yeast bread with a dense, rich, bittersweet filling of poppy seed. An alternative filling is a paste of minced walnuts, or minced chestnuts. It is also called in various languages as Mohnkuchen, Mohnstriezel, makovnjača, makový závin, wienerbrød, Vienna bread, mákos bejgli, makówc, magonmaizite, aguonų vyniotinis, makowiec, rulet s makom, makovník, cozonac cu mac, cozonac cu nucă, pyrih z makom, makivnyk and mohn roll. (Poppy_seed_roll) | ||||
cuisine | profiterole | A place that mainly sells profiterole, which is a filled French choux pastry ball with a typically sweet and moist filling of whipped cream, custard, pastry cream, ice cream, or sour cream. (Profiterole) | ||||
cuisine | punch_cake | A place that mainly sells punch cake (also known as Punschkrapfen or Punschkrapferl), which is a classic Austrian confection of pastry with a fine rum flavor. It is similar to the French pastry, the petit four. (Punschkrapfen) | ||||
cuisine | savory_pancakes | A place that mainly sells apanese pancakes, such okonomiyaki and monjayaki. | ||||
cuisine | snackbar | Use more specific tags if possible. (Snack_bar) | ||||
cuisine | snacks | Use more specific tags if possible.(Snack) | ||||
cuisine | strudel | A place that mainly sells strudel (rétes in Hungarian, zavitek in Slovenian, savijača in Croatian), which is a type of layered pastry with a filling that is usually sweet. (Strudel) | ||||
cuisine | teahouse | A place that mainly sells tea, usually with a light meal that can by accompanied by various items, including tea sandwiches, clotted cream, cakes, scones, pancakes, crumpets and bread, butter and jam. Occasionally there will be cold cuts of meat, such as ham salad. (Teahouse) | ||||
cuisine | waffle | A place that mainly sells waffles, which is a dish made from leavened batter or dough that is cooked between two plates that are patterned to give a characteristic size, shape and surface impression. (Waffle) | ||||
cuisine | user defined | All commonly used values according to Taginfo |
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Ethnicity or Nationality
cuisine values describing the ethnic, national, regional, or cultural origin of food served at a place
Value | Description | Wikipedia | Photo |
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afghan | Food originating from Afghanistan | Afghan cuisine | |
african | Food originating from Africa. Use a more specific value if possible. | African cuisine | |
american | Food originating from the United States. Use a more specific value if possible. | American cuisine | |
arab | Food originating from the Arabian peninsula or the Middle East. Use a more specific value if possible. | Arab cuisine | |
argentinian | Food originating from Argentina | Argentine cuisine | |
armenian | Food originating from Armenia | Armenian cuisine | |
asian | Food originating from Asia. Use a more specific value if possible. | Asian cuisine | |
australian | Food originating from Australia | Australian cuisine | |
austrian | Food originating from Austria | Austrian cuisine | |
balkan | Food originating from the Balkan peninsula | Balkan cuisine | |
bangladeshi | Food originating from Bangladesh | Bangladeshi cuisine | |
basque | Food originating from the Basque region of Spain | Basque cuisine | |
bavarian | Food originating from the Bavaria region of Germany | Bavarian cuisine | |
belgian | Food originating from Belgium | Belgian cuisine | |
bolivian | Food originating from Bolivia | Bolivian cuisine | |
brazilian | Food originating from Brazil | Brazilian cuisine | |
british | Food originating from the United Kingdom | British cuisine | |
bulgarian | Food originating from Bulgaria | Bulgarian cuisine | |
cajun | Food originating from the Cajun people in Louisiana in the United States | Cajun cuisine | |
cambodian | Food originating from Cambodia | Cambodian cuisine | |
cantonese | Food originating from the Guangdong province of China, and the cities of Guangzhou, Hong Kong, and Macau | Cantonese cuisine | |
caribbean | Food originating from the Caribbean | Caribbean cuisine | |
catalan | Food originating from Catalonia | Catalan cuisine | |
chinese | Food originating from China | Chinese cuisine | |
colombian | Food originating from Colombia | Colombia cuisine | |
croatian | Food originating from Croatia | Croatian cuisine | |
cuban | Food originating from Cuba | Cuban cuisine | |
czech | Food originating from Czechia | Czech cuisine | |
danish | Food originating from Denmark | Danish cuisine | |
dutch | Food originating from the Netherlands | Dutch cuisine | |
egyptian | Food originating from Egypt | Egyptian cuisine | |
ethiopian | Food originating from Ethiopia | Ethiopian cuisine | |
european | Food originating from Europe. Use a more specific value if possible. | European cuisine | |
filipino | Food originating from the Philippines | Filipino cuisine | |
french | Food originating from France | French cuisine | |
georgian | Food originating from Georgia | Georgian cuisine | |
german | Food originating from Germany | German cuisine | |
greek | Food originating from Greece | Greek cuisine | |
hawaiian | Food originating from the Hawaiian Islands in the United States | Hawaiian cuisine (disambiguation) | |
hungarian | Food originating from Hungary | Hungarian cuisine | |
indian | Food originating from India | Indian cuisine | |
indonesian | Food originating from Indonesia | Indonesian cuisine | |
irish | Food originating from Ireland | Irish cuisine | |
italian | Food originating from Italy | Italian cuisine | |
jamaican | Food originating from Jamaica | Jamaican cuisine | |
japanese | Food originating from Japan | Japanese cuisine | |
jewish | Food originating from the Jewish people | Jewish cuisine | |
korean | Food originating from the Korean peninsula | Korean cuisine | |
kurdish | Food originating from Kurdistan | Kurdish cuisine | |
lao | Food originating from Laos | Lao cuisine | |
latin_american | Food originating from Latin America. Use a more specific value if possible. | Latin American cuisine | |
lebanese | Food originating from Lebanon | Lebanese cuisine | |
malagasy | Food originating from the Malagasy people in Madagascar | Malagasy cuisine | |
malaysian | Food originating from Malaysia | Malaysian cuisine | |
mediterranean | Food originating from the Mediterranean region, including Spain, Italy, Greece, Lebanon, Morocco, and more. Use a more specific tag if possible. | Mediterranean cuisine | |
mexican | Food originating from Mexico. Not to be confused with cuisine=tex-mex. | Mexican cuisine | |
middle_eastern | Food originating from the Middle East. Use a more specific tag if possible. | Middle Eastern cuisine | |
padang | Food originating from Padang region of Indonesia. | Padang cuisine | |
mongolian | Food originating from Mongolia. Use cuisine=mongolian_grill instead for the style known as Mongolian grill or Mongolian barbecue which is not actually a Mongolian cuisine. | Mongolian cuisine | |
moroccan | Food originating from Morocco | Moroccan cuisine | |
nepalese | Food originating from Nepal | Nepalese cuisine | |
oriental | Food originating from East Asia. Use a more specific tag if possible. | ||
pakistani | Food originating from Pakistan | Pakistani cuisine | |
persian | Food originating from the Persian people in Iran. | Iranian cuisine | |
peruvian | Food originating from Peru | Peruvian cuisine | |
polish | Food originating from Poland | Polish cuisine | |
portuguese | Food originating from Portugal | Portuguese cuisine | |
romanian | Food originating from Romania | Romanian cuisine | |
russian | Food originating from Russia | Russian cuisine | |
salvadoran | Food originating from El Salvador | Salvadoran cuisine | |
senegalese | Food originating from Senegal | Senegalese cuisine | |
serbian | Food originating from Serbia | Serbian cuisine | |
singaporean | Food originating from Singapore | Singaporean cuisine | |
south_indian | Food originating from South India | South Indian cuisine | |
southern | Food originating from the Southern United States | Cuisine of the Southern United States | |
spanish | Food originating from Spain | Spanish cuisine | |
sri_lankan | Food originating from Sri Lanka | Sri Lankan cuisine | |
swedish | Food originating from Sweden | Swedish cuisine | |
swiss | Food originating from Switzerland | Swiss cuisine | |
syrian | Food originating from Syria | Syrian cuisine | |
taiwanese | Food originating from Taiwan | Taiwanese cuisine | |
tex-mex | Food originating from the state of Texas in the United States with Mexican influences. Often called just "Mexican" cuisine in the United States. | Tex-Mex | |
thai | Food originating from Thailand | Thai cuisine | |
tibetan | Food originating from Tibet | Tibetan cuisine | |
tunisian | Food originating from Tunisia | Tunisian cuisine | |
turkish | Food originating from Turkey | Turkish cuisine | |
ukrainian | Food originating from Ukraine | Ukrainian cuisine | |
uzbek | Food originating from Uzbekistan | Uzbek cuisine | |
venezuelan | Food originating from Venezuela | Venezuelan cuisine | |
vietnamese | Food originating from Vietnam | Vietnamese cuisine | |
western | Food originating from the Western World, including most of Europe and North America. Use a more specific value if possible. | Western cuisine |
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Dietary requirements
Vegetarian and vegan food was previously indicated using the cuisine key, but that practice has now been replaced by the more comprehensive diet=* key.
Semantic issues
cuisine=indian;vegetarian - is it place with various vegetarian cuisine and various indian cuisine? Or is it place with vegetarian indian cuisine?
This case can be handled by using diet:vegetarian=*, by making it more clear:
cuisine=seafood;regional - is it place where focused on a regional seafood? Or is it place with regional dishes and various seafood?
cuisine=chinese;japanese - is more clear as this can be interpreted only in one way