Like others have mentioned, any time I want honest info on just about anything subjective, I add "reddit" to the end of my search. As in "vacationing in Croatia reddit" etc. Otherwise, your search results are absolutely filled with nothing but horseshit. In that way, reddit is one of the few places you can still get good, unpaid for info these days. That makes it a super valuable repository for information.
That said, advertisers have absolutely caught on to this and have started creating reddit posts made to look like "normal people posts." So who knows how long reddit will stay useful as far as results from 2023 forward.
Also heard that reddit is planning to paywall some of its popular subreddits. No idea if that's true or, if so, how that would affect things. Might be good for adding revenue to reddit and content producers, but it could also backfire to the point that it completely kills reddit.