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Read the guideEat well while you charge
A fast-charging stop is time you can’t skip. GYST turns it into a good meal — somewhere that fits how you eat, a short walk from the charger.
Food that fits your diet
Tell GYST your dietary needs once — vegetarian, vegan, pescatarian, gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free, halal, kosher, keto or low carb. Restaurants that can’t accommodate them are filtered out or flagged.
The cuisines and drinks you actually like
Pick your favourite cuisines and drinks, and GYST puts places you’re likely to enjoy near each charging stop first.
A short walk from the charger
Every suggestion shows the walk time from the charger, and you can set a maximum walking distance so lunch never keeps you from your car.
More than food
Search along your route for a coffee, bakery, playground, park or dog stop, and add it to the trip.
Travelling with kids or a dog? GYST can favour charging stops near playgrounds and dog parks, where that information is available.
Dietary and cuisine filters are free — no subscription needed.
Common questions
Can GYST find vegan or gluten-free food near EV chargers?
Yes. Set your dietary needs in GYST and restaurants near your charging stops that can’t accommodate them are filtered out or flagged. It’s free.
How far is the food from the charger?
GYST shows the walking time from the charger for each place, and you can set a maximum walking distance.
Restaurant details come from third-party listings and can change. For allergies, always confirm with the restaurant.
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