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Just Pick One-Restaurant Finder

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This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend There is a very specific kind of group-chat problem: “Where should we eat?” Someone says “anything.” You suggest pizza. “I don't feel like pizza.” You suggest burgers. “Something healthier?” You suggest a restaurant. “Too expensive.” At this point, the group has spent 25 minutes deciding where to eat and somehow nobody is eating. 😭 So I built Just Pick One for a friend who regularly gets stuck in exactly this situation.

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