Google Maps now shows you the restaurant menu

If there are those who say that the Internet was created for videos of cats, I believe that it was also created, in its own way, so that all of us who had no sense of direction could take the reins of our life. With the Internet and smartphones came the first map applications, an essential tool for all of us who spend half the time lost and when they tell us the way to go we are unable to concentrate. It's wonderful to be able to open the app and tell it how to get from one place to another.And most of the time they are right.

What to eat? With Google Maps you will have it very clear

Google Maps is the one that those of us who have an Android phone usually use and that is, once the phone is turned on and configured, we already have it pre-installed on it. In addition, it not only helps us to get from one place to another, but it can become a great ally on our trips, collect places to visit and ask where to go to eat that best suits our tastes. Regarding this last point, we have a novelty in Maps that will delight lovers of good food.

Now, some restaurants that appear on Google Maps will have a tab dedicated to the menus offered on it. Menu information includes the name of the dish, the description, and sometimes the price.This tab, in turn, would be divided into many others as can be seen in the image capture. It's divided in:

• Popular: Which are the dishes that the customer orders the most in the restaurant. If the client wants to play it safe, he can choose one of these alternatives.
• Appetizers: What to order before the meal itself begins?
• Starters: the large plates that usually go downtown to share
• Children's menu: It is always appreciated that information about menus for the little ones is included

The dishes are displayed on the screen with Android's own design, including a photo of it, additional images and links to reviews. All these data are provided by the public, so they can be edited if there is any type of error in them.The new menu tab may only appear in the Google Maps beta app, so the regular app user will have to wait a bit.

Via | 9 to 5 Google