What makes the Dining on Deadline scoring system so useful and unique is that every person who reviews a restaurant gives a separate numeric score. Once you become familiar with the paticipants, you will be able to match their scores with your personal dining preferences.
The scoring is on a traditional grading scale of 1 to 100. Generally, a score in the 70s would be a "C"; a restaurant with scores in the 80s would be a "B"; a score in the 90s would indicate a very good restaurant receiving a grade of "A."
You should take into consideration that each participant has different criteria when scoring a restaurant. In other words, some diners may be more easily pleased than others. For this reason, you may want to consider each participant's average score.