Find restaurants and fast food along your route, ranked by detour time

Type in your route once and Jornee checks the full corridor for places to eat, not just what is near a single pin, then ranks every result by how many minutes it actually adds to your trip.

Works for cars, HGVs, motorbikes and EVs

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How to find food and restaurants on your route

To find food and restaurants on your route, run an on-route search in Jornee: it checks every restaurant, fast food outlet and cafe along your planned corridor, then ranks each one by the actual detour minutes it adds instead of straight-line distance from a point on the map. Most map apps search a radius around wherever you drop a pin. Jornee works differently: it searches the full corridor from your route start to your destination and returns food stops sorted by the driving time each one actually costs.

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Why detour minutes beat straight-line distance

A restaurant sitting a few miles off the motorway can add far more driving time than one right at the next junction, once the slip road, the local roads and rejoining the corridor are all counted. Straight-line distance treats both the same. Jornee's detour-minutes ranking does not. Every food stop returned by an on-route search carries a real added-driving-time figure, calculated against your specific route, so the option that costs the least time to actually reach is easy to spot at the top of the list.

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Filter by brand, category and open-now

Once the corridor search returns results, narrow them by brand if you already know what you want, by category to separate fast food from sit-down restaurants and cafes, or by open-now so you only see places that will actually be serving when you arrive. Combine filters, for example a specific brand plus open-now, to cut a long corridor list down to the two or three stops worth a detour.

FilterWhat it narrows down
BrandShow only a named chain or cafe brand along the route
CategorySplit fast food, sit-down restaurants and cafes apart
Open-nowHide stops that will be closed by your arrival
Detour minutesSort every remaining stop from least to most added driving time
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From ranked list to the car park

Jornee ranks and filters the food stops along your route, but it does not turn those directions into in-app navigation. Once you pick a stop, Jornee hands off to Apple Maps, Google Maps or Waze, whichever you already use, so the last mile of turn-by-turn guidance comes from a dedicated navigation app while the corridor search and detour ranking stay in Jornee.

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Built for every driver

One app, four driving modes: you pick, Jornee filters.

Switch between car, HGV, motorbike or EV. The map only shows stops that physically fit your vehicle: HGV-rated services, EV chargers with the right connector, height and weight restrictions baked in.

  • Car
  • EV · 350 kW
  • Motorbike
  • HGV
Networks
4
Ionity, Tesla, GridServe, Osprey
Peak rapid
350kW
High-power charging
HGV-friendly
3+
Service areas with overnight bays
Live stops
32
Filtered by detour minutes
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Frequently asked questions

How do I find food and restaurants on my route?
Enter your route in Jornee and run an on-route search. It checks the full corridor between your start and destination for restaurants, fast food outlets and cafes, then ranks every result by detour minutes rather than straight-line distance, so the stop that costs you the least time is easy to find.
Can I filter results to just one restaurant brand?
Yes. Apply a brand filter to a corridor search and Jornee returns only that chain's locations along your route, still ranked by detour minutes so you can see which branch costs you the least added driving time.
Does Jornee show whether a restaurant is open when I will arrive?
Jornee includes an open-now filter that hides stops likely to be closed, so a corridor search can be narrowed to places that will actually be serving food by the time you reach them.
Is this different from searching nearby restaurants in a maps app?
Yes. A nearby search checks a radius around one point, usually where you are standing or a pin you dropped. Jornee's on-route search checks the entire corridor of your planned trip and ranks results by real detour minutes, which surfaces stops a radius search would miss entirely if they sit further up the road.
Does Jornee navigate me to the restaurant I pick?
No. Jornee finds and ranks the food stop, then hands off to Apple Maps, Google Maps or Waze for turn-by-turn navigation. There is no in-app navigation inside Jornee itself.
How many route searches can I run for free?
The free tier includes 3 route searches a day and 25 total. Pro tiers unlock more searches for drivers who plan food stops on longer or more frequent trips.