Re: [OSM-talk-be] Mapping Taverne, Cafe, etc.

[Gerard Vanderveken]

amenity=tavern is also possible
or
amenity=restaurant with type=tavern
But I would like to have it added on the list of official amenity tags 
as it is indeed a separate type..

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tavern
Regards,
Gerard.

Sander Deryckere wrote:

I tag a taverne as amenity=cafe, since that's the closest tag to 
describe what it is (quiet place, selling coffees, other drinks and 
some food). For what we call "café" en Belgium, I use amenity=pub (as 
they sell less coffees and food, but more alcoholic drinks). If it's 
not a quiet place, and there is absolutely no food available, you can 
also use amenity=bar.


But I have bigger problems with fritures. I tag them as 
amenity=restaurant or amenity=fast_food (resp for fritures that focus 
on sitting there to eat, or take-away fritures), appended with a tag 
cuisine=friture. I don't know if that's a good way of tagging.


regards,
Sander

2011/12/2 Marc Gemis mailto:marc.ge...@gmail.com>>

Hello,

How do we map the followings amenities in Belgium ?

- Taverne   -- they serve more than only snacks or light meals
(more restaurant-like), but they also serve (only) drinks,
pancakes, etc (more  cafe-like -- i.e. as intended by the
amenity=cafe tag).  
- Cafe -- What I mean here is a cafe not selling snacks (beside

perhaps chips or any other non-prepared food) ("Bruin-cafe")

thanks in advance

m.

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Re: [OSM-talk-be] Mapping Taverne, Cafe, etc.

[Sander Deryckere]

I tag a taverne as amenity=cafe, since that's the closest tag to describe
what it is (quiet place, selling coffees, other drinks and some food). For
what we call "café" en Belgium, I use amenity=pub (as they sell less
coffees and food, but more alcoholic drinks). If it's not a quiet place,
and there is absolutely no food available, you can also use amenity=bar.

But I have bigger problems with fritures. I tag them as amenity=restaurant
or amenity=fast_food (resp for fritures that focus on sitting there to eat,
or take-away fritures), appended with a tag cuisine=friture. I don't know
if that's a good way of tagging.

regards,
Sander

2011/12/2 Marc Gemis 

> Hello,
>
> How do we map the followings amenities in Belgium ?
>
> - Taverne   -- they serve more than only snacks or light meals (more
> restaurant-like), but they also serve (only) drinks, pancakes, etc (more
>  cafe-like -- i.e. as intended by the amenity=cafe tag).
> - Cafe -- What I mean here is a cafe not selling snacks (beside perhaps
> chips or any other non-prepared food) ("Bruin-cafe")
>
> thanks in advance
>
> m.
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[OSM-talk-be] Mapping Taverne, Cafe, etc.

[Marc Gemis]

Hello,

How do we map the followings amenities in Belgium ?

- Taverne   -- they serve more than only snacks or light meals (more
restaurant-like), but they also serve (only) drinks, pancakes, etc (more
 cafe-like -- i.e. as intended by the amenity=cafe tag).
- Cafe -- What I mean here is a cafe not selling snacks (beside perhaps
chips or any other non-prepared food) ("Bruin-cafe")

thanks in advance

m.
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Re: [OSM-talk-be] Android App to show POI

[Sander Deryckere]

The best app (IMHO) is OsmAnd.

You can create your own POI database and change the map rendering:
http://code.google.com/p/osmand/wiki/HowToArticles, you can also filter
those POI in searches.

If you just want generic POI, you can export and import "favourite places"
as a GPX file, and show on the map as a star symbol.

You do want the +-version, or the nightly builds of OsmAnd, the free
version in the market is quite aged.

Hope this helps.

2011/12/1 Marc Coevoet 

>
> Hello,
>
> I'm looking for an Android app that will show POIs.  I have them in
> gpx/ov2/csv format, and would like something that picks them up without
> having to use a supercomputer that uses java, geoserver, openlayers, etc .
>   I'm only joking a bit, but it seems diffcult to show POIs on
> openstreetmap ..
>
> Marc
>
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[OSM-talk-be] Android App to show POI

[Marc Coevoet]

Hello,

I'm looking for an Android app that will show POIs.  I have them in 
gpx/ov2/csv format, and would like something that picks them up without 
having to use a supercomputer that uses java, geoserver, openlayers, etc 
.   I'm only joking a bit, but it seems diffcult to show POIs on 
openstreetmap ..


Marc

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