Reviews that name the dish
Three to five real Google reviews under each dish.
The menu your guests already reviewed
Every dish, with the reviews that name it.
Provato turns your Google reviews into your menu.
Opens the real menu we built for Go Nonna.
Live, scrollable, in the frame. Open it full screen
The insight
Your guests already read the reviews. Then you hand them a PDF.
Before they sit down, most people have scrolled your Google photos.
Then the menu arrives and none of it is there.
The best sales copy for your gnocchi was written by someone who ate them in March.
How it works
Three steps. We do two of them.
Setup is done for you.
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Send us your Google Maps link
That is the whole setup on your side.
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We import and match
We pull in your dish list, your review history and the guest photos.
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You get a link and a QR
Edit anything and publish in one click.
Why nobody else does this
Google’s official Places API returns a maximum of five reviews per place.
What the guest sees
A menu that answers "is it good?" before they ask you.
Guest photos, your photo first
The photos guests uploaded to Google, after the one you chose.
Five languages, auto-detected
English, Spanish, Chinese, Korean and Japanese.
A picks list for the waiter
Guests tap what they want and show the list at the table.
Allergens and filters
Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, spicy — one tap.
One tap to the real review
Every excerpt links to that exact review on Google Maps.
What the owner gets
You change the price at 4pm. It is live at 4:01.
A desktop editor built for someone who is also running a restaurant.
- Live phone previewThe right half of the screen is the actual menu.
- Drag and dropReorder sections and dishes by dragging.
- One-click publishEverything stays a draft until you say so.
- Photos from your phoneShoot the special, upload it, done.
- Nothing for guests to installThey scan and read. No app, no sign-up.
- Works on any phoneIt is a web page.
Illustration of the editor — not a screenshot.
The first live menu
Go Nonna, Long Island City
Real figures from the menu you can open right now.
63dishes on the menu
270reviews analysed
224review excerpts matched to a specific dish
168guest photos imported
5languages
One Google Maps link went in. Everything above came out of it.
Open the menu →Questions
The six things owners ask first.
Do you need my POS?
No.
Do the reviews stay up to date?
Yes.
Can I edit prices myself?
Yes, instantly.
What languages do you support?
Five, with more on request.
Do my guests need an app?
No.
Who owns the content?
You do.