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How curated discovery works, in plain terms.

Last updated · 12 September 2026 · Version 1.0

Cevor is a curated restaurant discovery service. This page explains, in general terms, how that curation and the information shown on Cevor work.

1. How restaurants are selected

Restaurants shown on Cevor are chosen based on general curation criteria such as relevance, quality of presentation and fit with Cevor's editorial standards. Cevor does not publish the full detail of its selection process, but selection is not for sale: no restaurant can pay to be included or excluded.

2. Content sources

Restaurant information, photographs and other content may be provided by restaurants, Cevor, licensors or other sources that Cevor is permitted to use.

3. External links

Where a restaurant provides an external link, such as a website, menu or reservation page, Cevor opens it as supplied. Cevor does not control what happens on external sites and is not responsible for their content or availability.

4. Aggregate analytics

Cevor Business may show restaurants aggregate analytics about how their profile is discovered and viewed. These analytics are aggregated and do not identify individual users to restaurants.

5. No paid influence disguised as organic relevance

Cevor does not sell placement that is presented as organic or unbiased. Where any promoted or sponsored placement exists, it will be identified as such.

6. Requesting a correction

If you believe information shown about a restaurant is inaccurate or outdated, write to hello@cevor.app describing the issue so it can be reviewed and corrected where appropriate.

Contact

For transparency questions or corrections, write to hello@cevor.app

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