Our Accessibility Goal
We aim to follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, WCAG 2.2 Level AA, as a practical benchmark. Accessibility is an ongoing process, and stating this goal does not mean that every page or third-party feature is free from barriers.
Accessibility Features
- Semantic headings and landmarks that support structured navigation.
- Keyboard-accessible navigation, search controls, forms and dialog controls.
- Visible focus states and text alternatives for meaningful images.
- Responsive layouts that support mobile screens and text enlargement.
- Labels and status messages for interactive search and comment features.
- Color choices designed to maintain readable contrast.
Known Limitations
Third-party maps, advertising, consent interfaces and security challenges are controlled partly by external providers and may not behave consistently with every assistive technology. Menu or restaurant information received from external sources may also have incomplete accessibility descriptions. We work to provide a text-based alternative for important location details such as address and phone number.
Using the Location Finder
Location results can be searched by city, state or address without sharing precise browser location. Browser geolocation is optional. Each result includes text address and phone information in addition to map and directions links.
Feedback and Assistance
If you encounter an accessibility barrier, email [email protected] or use the Contact page. Include the page URL, the problem, the browser or assistive technology used and the format you need. Please do not include sensitive personal information.
Ongoing Review
We review accessibility as components and content are updated. Reasonable reports are prioritized according to user impact, technical feasibility and the degree of control we have over the affected feature.