Community Guidelines
Last updated 9 November 2026
EatScout works because people can trust what they see: real dishes, at real places, at the price people really paid. These guidelines keep it that way. They are part of our Terms of Service, and you agree to them when you sign up.
Post real food at real prices
Photos must be of the dish you’re eating, taken fresh, with the price you paid. Don’t post photos from the internet, from a menu, or of someone else’s meal you weren’t at.
Be honest
No fake visits, paid promotion, or reviews for places you haven’t eaten at. Don’t fake your location, use more than one account, or team up to push rankings or battle results. If a restaurant gives you something for posting, don’t post about it.
Be respectful
No hate, harassment, threats or slurs, in English, Urdu or Roman Urdu. Criticise the food, not the people. Don’t post photos of other people without their consent, or share anyone’s personal details.
Keep it on topic
No spam, ads, repeated posts, or photos that aren’t food. Links, phone numbers and promo codes in posts and comments aren’t allowed.
Never allowed
- Nudity, sexual content, or anything that sexualises minors.
- Violence, gore, or content that encourages self-harm.
- Illegal goods or activity, including drugs and weapons.
- Impersonating a person, restaurant or EatScout.
Report what breaks the rules
Tap Report on a post, comment or profile. Posts and comments reported by several people are hidden until our team reviews them. You can also block someone so you no longer see each other.
What happens next
We remove content that breaks these rules, and we can suspend accounts that keep breaking them. Points and battle results gained by cheating can be removed. If you think we got it wrong, email support@geteatscout.com and we will look again.