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House rules.

The legal version, kept honest. No 4,000-word boilerplate. By using this site you are agreeing to the short, plain things below.

What this is

Harry Hungry is an opinionated restaurant guide. The verdicts here are opinions formed from a mixture of source data, prior visits, and a single person's taste. They are not statements of fact about any restaurant. If a verdict feels harsh, it probably is. If it feels generous, it probably is.

What you agree to, using it

  • Don't scrape the site at scale without asking. A polite request is rarely refused.
  • Don't submit obvious abuse to the Tribunal, the tips inbox, or any form. The honeypots are watching.
  • Don't pass off Harry's prose as your own. Quoting with a link is welcome; lifting wholesale is not.
  • If you spot something wrong, tell me. The address is the contact form.

What I won't do

  • Sell ads, take affiliate kickbacks, or accept payment to soften a verdict. If that ever changes, the front page will say so in plain language.
  • Sell, rent, or share your contact details with anyone.
  • Quietly switch on tracking and hope you don't notice. See /privacy for the full list.

Trademarks and other people's names

Restaurant names, logos, and trademarks belong to their owners. They appear here for editorial purposes — reviewing, comparing, disagreeing. No association or endorsement is implied. Critic names (Rayner, Dent, Hayler, etc) are cited where their reviews inform the score; the prose is theirs, not mine.

The site can change

Pages move. Verdicts get revised. URLs sometimes break. I'll do my best to keep permalinks permanent; if one fails, refresh the search or use the contact form. The methodology can change too — when it does, it's logged on /how-it-works with a date.

No warranty, no fault

The site is provided as-is. I cannot guarantee that a recommended restaurant will still exist, still be good, or still serve what it served last month. I am not liable for a bad dinner. If a verdict steered you wrong, write in — and I'll revisit.