I don’t know about you but I rely heavily on Zagat restaurant ratings, especially when visiting a new city. Because they use consumer-generated reviews (not food critic-generated ones) I have never found any of their reviews to be completely different than my experience at a particular restaurant. If a restaurant gets a rating of 23 or above, I know it will be good.
Zagat is not stopping at restaurants and hotels reviews, it looks like. They have created an airline survey and are asking passengers to rate “the good, the bad and the ugly” by Sunday, October 7. Results will be revealed live on the Today show in late November.
Air travel has rapidly become the fast food of leisure time. I wonder if any airline gets 23 or above…