Searching for restaurants Google has been catering to food lovers in recent months with new additions to its search results. For one, when you search for the name of a particular restaurant and add the word "menu," your search results should display the establishment's menu in a tabbed box right at the top of the page. The menu data comes from a third-party provider, and the database may not contain every menu out there. Also, menu listings are currently available only in the United States. (If you prefer to search with Bing or Yahoo instead, the right side of your search results page may display website links, location information and a menu button to click for popular restaurants.) If you decide to cook at home, the Google Search comparisons feature, introduced last fall, can help you make menu decisions based on nutritional information.
