How QuickPick handles your information.

QuickPick is built to help people find restaurants faster. This page explains what information may be used when you search, use your location, or browse restaurant guide pages.

Last updated: May 20, 2026

Search data

When you search on QuickPick, your food query, location query, and selected filters may be sent to the backend so restaurant results can be found and displayed.

Location use

If you choose to use your current location, your browser may ask for permission. QuickPick uses that location to find nearby restaurants and show a readable address.

Restaurant data

Restaurant information such as names, ratings, addresses, hours, directions, and photos may come from third-party data providers.

Information you enter

QuickPick may process the food, city, landmark, address, or filters you type into the search form. This is used to return restaurant results and improve the search experience.

Location information

If you click the location button, your browser may provide latitude and longitude coordinates after you give permission. You can deny location permission and type a location manually instead.

Third-party services

QuickPick may use third-party services for restaurant search, maps, directions, photos, hosting, analytics, or performance. These services may process requests according to their own policies.

Your choice

You can use QuickPick without sharing your current location.

Location access is optional. If you do not want to share your device location, you can search by typing a city, neighbourhood, landmark, or address instead.

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