Bored with the same old restaurants that you always go to? Did you reach the last page of the cook book, and can't find new recipes to try? Don't fret, because the World Wide Web is here to save you. And while you can always Google any food-related queries, a lot of results will probably lead you to cluttered sites filled with ads and fake reviews. Ditch the search engine, and go straight to websites dedicated to food. Not only do they provide a lot of extra tips and fun facts, but their creative layouts and mouth-watering pictures make recipe or restaurant hunting a lot more interesting. This blog post highlights five of the most popular food websites out there. Whether you're the type who likes to cook or simply likes to dine out and order, these sites are definitely worth checking out.

1. BigOven - If you're the one who does the cooking in your household, then you've probably asked the question "What can I make tonight?" a million times. BigOven aims to solve that. Think of it as a social network for cooks. You sign up for a membership, and you'll get instant access to a ton of recipes that's bound to get you inspired. You can also post recipes of your own to help others. BigOven is very user-friendly, and it even lets you search and save recipes that enable you to build your own library. But the greatest convenience that BigOven offers is their mobile app, that ensures that you can bring your recipe library wherever you go.

2. Roaming Hunger - Never miss your favorite food truck ever again. Roaming hunger allows you to find and track street food vendors and food trucks; you'll be able to follow their tweets, view where they are on the map, and find out where they're heading. Known as "the hub for all things street food," this website has a huge database of vendors organized by location, popularity, and type of food.

3. Gojee - Think of Gojee as StumbleUpon, for food. Tell them what you're craving for, or what ingredients are in your kitchen, and they'll serve up relevant recipes to satisfy your hunger. They don't just give you any recipes, though. Gojee has a team of experienced food writers that hand-pick the recipes that go into their database to guarantee that you only get quality dishes.

4. Eater - Eater is all about the latest and hottest restaurants in a given city. It's a great source for news and recommendations from professional food writers and critics. No more wondering if a review is real or fake, Eater presents professional opinions and news bits about restaurants, chefs, and the food industry as a whole. If you're looking for a new and refreshing place to dine in, swing by this site. Eater covers several cities across the US, including Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Chicago, Dallas, and a whole lot more. Check out their site for the full list of Eater Cities.

5. Punchfork - It's all about what's trending. Punchfork gives users the most popular recipes using real-time social data such as Facebook updates, tweets, and blog posts. The site also incorporates popularity ratings based on how much a recipe is being talked about on the Internet.