Here’s a look inside Fig & Olive, provided by Google Maps.
Credit: Google.
Restaurant Week starts Monday in New York City, and it can be hard to decide where to go based on an eatery’s menu alone (how many places are serving gazpacho this time of year, anyway?). Google wants to help you narrow down the choices a little bit. The website just launched 360-degree interactive photos of 167 out of the 294 participating restaurants in this year’s Restaurant Week, so you can take a look inside the joint before making a reservation. Another perk? You can also find Zagat ratings, reviews and lists on Google Maps.
Restaurant Week is from July 22-August 16. Restaurants across the city offer $25 prix fixe lunches and $38 prix fixe dinners.
