Menu Finder locates and reads the menu for any restaurant, café, or bar in over 200 countries. It searches the live web for official menu pages and PDFs, ranks results by source quality, and returns the full menu content — including image-based and scanned PDF menus that most tools can't read.

Asking an AI "what's on the menu at X restaurant?" usually gets you either a made-up answer or "I can't access that." This tool actually goes and finds it — searching official sites, third-party listing pages, and PDF uploads, then extracting the content so you can read, summarize, or compare menus directly.

What you can do

find_menu — search for a restaurant's menu by name and location, returns ranked sources and the parsed menu text from the top result
parse_menu — fetch and extract the menu from a specific URL (HTML page or PDF)

Who it's for

Travelers researching restaurants before visiting. People with dietary requirements who need to check menus before booking. Agents helping users plan meals or make reservation decisions. Hospitality businesses doing competitive menu research.

How to use it

Use find_menu with the restaurant name and city — always include location for best results ("Dishoom, London" is more reliable than just "Dishoom")
Set the country parameter with an ISO code (gb, us, de, fr, etc.) to bias results for the right region
If the top menu result has no readable text (image PDF or blocked page), call parse_menu on the next ranked source URL
Use parse_menu directly when you already have a menu URL and just need the content extracted

Getting started

Call find_menu with a restaurant name and location. The tool automatically fetches and parses the top-ranked menu so most queries return readable menu content in a single call.