Menus.com Inc., a leading source for restaurant information, today announced a content agreement with Yahoo! Inc. (Nasdaq:YHOO), a leading global Internet communications, commerce and media company serving 156 million individuals worldwide each month.
Under the agreement, Menus.com provides dining information for more than 200,000 restaurants across the United States, including their menus, to Yahoo!® Restaurants (http://restaurants.yahoo.com).
"We're thrilled to bring our dining content to Yahoo! users," said Deron Quon, vice president of business development, Menus.com. "This relationship is beneficial for everyone involved. As the world's widest and deepest restaurant information source, we are committed to keeping Yahoo!'s consumers informed about all of America's great restaurants."
Menus.com's extensive dining guide information includes detailed restaurant profiles and menus for hundreds of thousands of restaurants, from small-town diners to big-city, star-chef-run eateries. Consumers can search the dining guide by region and cuisine type and browse menus for the restaurants they select.
About Menus.com
As a leading source of restaurant information nationwide, Menus.com is changing the way restaurants, their guests, foodservice manufacturers -- and Internet-related companies -- interact and share information. Through its Web site, Menus.com enables consumers to find restaurants that match their specific tastes. Menus.com also licenses its content and data to Internet portals, digital mapping services, ISPs and WAP providers -- the entire digital information world. As a result of compiling its unprecedented database of restaurant profiles and menus, Menus.com can identify never-before-available marketing and menu trend information for the foodservice industry, including such leading manufacturers as Tyson Foods and J.R. Simplot. Menus.com is a global, privately held company with offices in the United States and Europe. Visit http://www.menus.com.
Note to Editors: Yahoo! and the Yahoo! logo are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Yahoo! Inc. All other names are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of their respective owners.
Under the agreement, Menus.com provides dining information for more than 200,000 restaurants across the United States, including their menus, to Yahoo!® Restaurants (http://restaurants.yahoo.com).
"We're thrilled to bring our dining content to Yahoo! users," said Deron Quon, vice president of business development, Menus.com. "This relationship is beneficial for everyone involved. As the world's widest and deepest restaurant information source, we are committed to keeping Yahoo!'s consumers informed about all of America's great restaurants."
Menus.com's extensive dining guide information includes detailed restaurant profiles and menus for hundreds of thousands of restaurants, from small-town diners to big-city, star-chef-run eateries. Consumers can search the dining guide by region and cuisine type and browse menus for the restaurants they select.
About Menus.com
As a leading source of restaurant information nationwide, Menus.com is changing the way restaurants, their guests, foodservice manufacturers -- and Internet-related companies -- interact and share information. Through its Web site, Menus.com enables consumers to find restaurants that match their specific tastes. Menus.com also licenses its content and data to Internet portals, digital mapping services, ISPs and WAP providers -- the entire digital information world. As a result of compiling its unprecedented database of restaurant profiles and menus, Menus.com can identify never-before-available marketing and menu trend information for the foodservice industry, including such leading manufacturers as Tyson Foods and J.R. Simplot. Menus.com is a global, privately held company with offices in the United States and Europe. Visit http://www.menus.com.
Note to Editors: Yahoo! and the Yahoo! logo are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Yahoo! Inc. All other names are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of their respective owners.
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