🍽️ Mended
Based on 11 Edmontonians

The #1 Restaurant
in Edmonton.

Not according to Google.
According to math.

Based on 1,000 pairwise comparisons. Your choices shape the answer.

Edmonton's Top 10

Ranked by 11 people • 1,000 comparisons

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kb&co Windermere

1 rankers • 5 comparisons

BT 1.00
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Moonga Sashimi

2 rankers • 19 comparisons

BT 0.18
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Dorinku

6 rankers • 21 comparisons

BT 0.14
4.

Cafe Amore Bistro

1 rankers • 3 comparisons

BT 0.06
5.

Rosso Pizzeria

2 rankers • 10 comparisons

BT 0.05
6.

Washoku

7 rankers • 23 comparisons

BT 0.02
7.

Dorinku Tokyo

2 rankers • 18 comparisons

BT 0.02
8.

Take Care Cafe

2 rankers • 26 comparisons

BT 0.01
9.

Japonais Bistro

1 rankers • 15 comparisons

BT 0.01
10.

Liberta coffee lab

1 rankers • 10 comparisons

BT 0.01

Three Simultaneous Truths

Mended isn't a map that shows everyone the same path. It's a compass that reveals which direction you point.

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Your Best

Your personal rankings are sacred. Never averaged away. Your #1 might be a hole-in-the-wall. That's YOUR truth, preserved forever.

"The pho place on 97th Street is MY #1. I don't care what anyone else says."
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Your Tribe

Find your preference twins: people whose rankings mirror yours. Mathematical proof of taste alignment. When Sarah and you agree 91%, trust her recs.

"Matched with Alex — 93% alignment. Whatever they recommend, I'm trying."
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The City's Best

Aggregate consensus via Bradley-Terry scores, weighted by opinion. With enough data, we know with mathematical certainty what Edmonton collectively prefers.

"5,000 comparisons say this is #1. The math doesn't lie."

How It Works

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Make Simple A/B Choices

"Which do you prefer: A or B?" Two restaurants. One choice. That's it.

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Discover What You Actually Want

Guess your #1 before you start. Then see the reality. Most people are shocked.

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Find Your Preference Twins

We compute taste alignment with everyone. 91% match? That's your people.

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Pick Restaurants Together

Add friends, see overlapping preferences, find the spot everyone will love.

Why A/B Beats Star Ratings

Star ratings suffer from anchoring bias, social proof, and scale inconsistency. Your 4-star isn't my 4-star. It's fundamentally broken.

❌ Star Ratings

  • • Everyone uses scales differently
  • • Can't distinguish between 5-star restaurants
  • • Averaging destroys individual signal
  • • Anchoring bias skews results

✅ Pairwise Comparison

  • • Same question for everyone: "Which?"
  • • Forces real preference signal
  • • Bradley-Terry extracts cardinal scores
  • • Provably optimal for ranking

This isn't opinion. It's statistical fact. Same math as chess ELO.

Read the full methodology →

Ready to Discover Your Truth?

Your preferences matter. Every comparison you make shapes Edmonton's collective ranking.

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