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Food & Drink app screenshots with an award or laurel

An award mark, laurel wreath or “App of the Day”. An award is someone else’s judgement of the app, shown at the moment the reader is making their own.

From the top 100 free Food & Drink apps on the US App Store, read on October 9, 2026. Screenshots are the developers’ own, shown from Apple’s servers with a link to each app.

The numbers

Apps that do it
6% 6 of 100
Screenshots that do it
2% 9 of 540
The top ten
1 of 10 against 5 of the other 90

9 of the 540 Food & Drink screenshots read (2%) do this, across 6 of the top 100 apps (6%). 1 of the top ten do it (10%), against 5 of the other 90 (6%): the top ten do it about as often as the rest. Of the 23 categories read so far, Food & Drink is 21st for this. It is most common in Education (34% of apps) and least common in Developer Tools (5%).

All 9 examples from the chart.

Every one of the Food & Drink app screenshots with an award or laurel on the chart, the highest app first.

Too Good To Go: End Food Waste App Store screenshot 1, headline “SAVING THE PLANET MADE tasty”. Laurel or award.
Too Good To Go: End Food Waste#9 in Food & Drink · screenshot 1“SAVING THE PLANET MADE tasty”
ReciMe: Recipes & Meal Planner App Store screenshot 1, headline “World's most popular”. Laurel or award.
ReciMe: Recipes & Meal Planner#12 in Food & Drink · screenshot 1“World's most popular”
OpenTable App Store screenshot 1, headline “Every meal is a decision.”. Laurel or award.
OpenTable#22 in Food & Drink · screenshot 1“Every meal is a decision.”
Osta: Save & Share Recipes App Store screenshot 1, headline “Save recipes from social media”. Laurel or award.
Osta: Save & Share Recipes#62 in Food & Drink · screenshot 1“Save recipes from social media”
Casey's App Store screenshot 4, headline “Track your savings with Casey's REWARDS”. Laurel or award.
Casey's#66 in Food & Drink · screenshot 4“Track your savings with Casey's REWARDS”
Tabelog - Food Guide in Japan App Store screenshot 2, headline “800,000+ restaurants listed”. Laurel or award.
Tabelog - Food Guide in Japan#70 in Food & Drink · screenshot 2“800,000+ restaurants listed”
OpenTable App Store screenshot 6, headline “Get rewarded”. Laurel or award.
OpenTable#22 in Food & Drink · screenshot 6“Get rewarded”
Tabelog - Food Guide in Japan App Store screenshot 5, headline “Narrow your search by area or category”. Laurel or award.
Tabelog - Food Guide in Japan#70 in Food & Drink · screenshot 5“Narrow your search by area or category”
Tabelog - Food Guide in Japan App Store screenshot 6, headline “Last-minute bookings anywhere in Japan”. Laurel or award.
Tabelog - Food Guide in Japan#70 in Food & Drink · screenshot 6“Last-minute bookings anywhere in Japan”

All 9 on the wall

Real headline examples, word for word.

The words on all 9 that carry any, as each app wrote them.

  • App Store Awards 2023 Winner Cultural Impact Apple“SAVING THE PLANET MADE tasty”Too Good To Go: End Food Waste · #9 · screenshot 1
  • “World's most popular”recipe organizerReciMe: Recipes & Meal Planner · #12 · screenshot 1
  • “Every meal is a decision.”Make it a good one.OpenTable · #22 · screenshot 1
  • “Save recipes from social media”The #1 Recipe Organizer App Trusted by 1M+ HomecooksOsta: Save & Share Recipes · #62 · screenshot 1
  • “Track your savings with Casey's REWARDS”Casey's · #66 · screenshot 4
  • “800,000+ restaurants listed”Tabelog - Food Guide in Japan · #70 · screenshot 2
  • “Get rewarded”Turn reservations into perksOpenTable · #22 · screenshot 6
  • “Narrow your search by area or category”Tabelog - Food Guide in Japan · #70 · screenshot 5
  • “Last-minute bookings anywhere in Japan”Tabelog - Food Guide in Japan · #70 · screenshot 6

Top ten Food & Drink apps that do it.

  1. #9Too Good To Go: End Food Waste1 of its 6 screenshots

The same tactic in other categories.

CategoryApps that do itScreenshotsTop ten
Education34% 34 of 1007% 37 of 5554 of 10
Graphics & Design33% 33 of 996% 35 of 5643 of 10
Health & Fitness28% 28 of 1006% 35 of 5742 of 10
Reference26% 26 of 1005% 28 of 5663 of 10
Productivity24% 24 of 995% 26 of 5510 of 10
Music20% 20 of 1004% 22 of 5502 of 10
Utilities16% 16 of 1003% 17 of 5491 of 10
Entertainment15% 15 of 1004% 24 of 5442 of 10
Lifestyle15% 15 of 1003% 15 of 5561 of 10
Social Networking15% 15 of 1003% 16 of 5540 of 10
Finance14% 14 of 1003% 15 of 5811 of 10
Photo & Video11% 11 of 1002% 11 of 5660 of 10
Weather11% 11 of 1002% 12 of 5551 of 10
Sports10% 10 of 1002% 10 of 5581 of 10
Travel10% 10 of 1002% 11 of 5610 of 10
News9% 9 of 982% 9 of 5172 of 10
Games8% 8 of 1002% 9 of 5670 of 10
Navigation7% 7 of 991% 7 of 5660 of 10
Medical7% 7 of 1002% 9 of 5480 of 10
Shopping7% 7 of 1001% 7 of 5621 of 10
Business6% 6 of 1001% 6 of 5540 of 10
Food & Drink6% 6 of 1002% 9 of 5401 of 10
Developer Tools5% 5 of 1001% 6 of 5071 of 10

Often on the same screenshot

  • Orange67% of these screenshots, against 29% of all Food & Drink screenshots
  • Star rating shown44% of these screenshots, against 9% of all Food & Drink screenshots
  • Ranking claim33% of these screenshots, against 4% of all Food & Drink screenshots
  • Photo background44% of these screenshots, against 15% of all Food & Drink screenshots
  • A word in a different colour56% of these screenshots, against 28% of all Food & Drink screenshots
  • Dark33% of these screenshots, against 6% of all Food & Drink screenshots

More in proof

Questions, answered from the chart.

How many top Food & Drink apps have App Store screenshots with an award or laurel?
6 of the top 100 Food & Drink apps (6%) have at least one, and 9 of their 540 screenshots (2%) do it. Counted from the US App Store’s top free chart on October 9, 2026.
Which Food & Drink apps have App Store screenshots with an award or laurel?
In the top ten: Too Good To Go: End Food Waste (#9). Further down the chart: ReciMe: Recipes & Meal Planner (#12), OpenTable (#22), Osta: Save & Share Recipes (#62), Casey's (#66) and Tabelog - Food Guide in Japan (#70).
Should my Food & Drink app have App Store screenshots with an award or laurel?
The chart shows who does it, not whether it would work for your app. 1 of the top ten Food & Drink apps do it (10%), against 5 of the other 90 (6%), so the top ten do it about as often as the rest. Ten apps is a small group, so read that as a description of this chart and not as a rule.

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