Google Searches Now Display Interactive Restaurant Menus Within Search Results In The US
Searching for a restaurant that can satisfy everyone’s culinary preferences isn’t particularly easy on a smartphone’s data connection. The process typically involves searching for a specific website, hoping there’s a mobile version (nope), and searching around for a menu. Now Google’s rolling out a feature in the US that should streamline things a bit. Just search Google for the menu and watch it appear as the top result.
The menu comes complete with tabs for accessing different parts of menu, such as appetizers, entrees, and desserts.
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Google Searches Now Display Interactive Restaurant Menus Within Search Results In The US was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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