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Know where you eat. See health inspection results for restaurants as you browse Google Maps. Where Do I Eat helps you make more informed dining decisions by displaying official restaurant health inspection information directly in Google Maps. When you view a supported restaurant, the extension matches its name and address with public health department records. If a match is found, it adds a convenient “View health report” link beneath the restaurant’s address. Open the link to review the available official inspection results without manually searching government websites. Currently supports restaurants in San Francisco and New York City. Install Where Do I Eat to: Access official health inspection records in one click Research restaurants without leaving your Google Maps workflow Make dining choices with greater confidence Avoid manually searching city health department databases The extension works automatically on Google Maps and stays out of the way when no matching report is available.
Jul 13, 2026
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