I had a similar issue with [amenity=cafe] or [amenity=pub] also serving "bar meals". In the Netherlands, name is often something like: "Eetcafé Xxxx". ("Eet" to be translated as "Eat"). Also some Mappers prefer to Tag a "pub" as "cafe" which is Rendered as a "cup of coffee". IMO: "cafe" means: coffee, tea, pastry shop, lunchroom. And 90% no: beer of wine (alcohol). "pub" means: Public place serving alcohol. I did Resolve - as Renderer - for 90% by: (amenity=cafe | amenity=pub) & name ~ '.*([Ee]etcaf[eé]).*' { set amenity=restaurant } (amenity=cafe) & name ~ '.*([Cc]af[eé]).*' { set amenity=pub } (amenity=pub) & (cuisine=* & cuisine!=coffee_shop | food=yes) { set amenity=restaurant } (amenity=cafe) & (cuisine=* & cuisine!=coffee_shop) { set amenity=restaurant } FWIW: IMO "fast_food" is not only related to "time needed for preparation" (even in a star restaurant some courses are prepared in a couple of minutes). When waiting for boarding a ferry, fast_food is the only option. I need to have "dinner" is a short time, therefore: fast_food. -- Sent from: http://gis.19327.n8.nabble.com/Mkgmap-Development-f5324443.html