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Google ordering

Turn Google discovery into a direct customer relationship.

Guests already look for venues on Google Search and Maps. Notable One aims to shorten the path from finding you to ordering from you — on your own menu, with the guest relationship staying with your venue.

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The Corner RoomCafé · 4 min walk · Open until 3 pmOrder online
Abstracted search / maps view · not Google UI
The Corner RoomYour menu
Flat white$5.00
Egg & bacon roll$12.00
Pay $17.00
Notable One · venue-branded
Known customerSam T.First order via Google · email consent · loyalty 1 / 10
How it works

Get discovered. Get ordered. Stay connected.

01Search or mapsGoogle
02Discover venueGoogle
03OrderGuest
04Venue-branded menuNotable One
05PayNotable One
06Venue receives orderVenue
07Customer profileNotable One
08LoyaltyNotable One
09ReturnGuest
From search intent to revenue

People searching on Google may already be close to deciding where to eat. The fewer steps between finding you and ordering from you, the better.

Notable One aims to connect that moment of intent to your own ordering experience — your menu, your prices, your brand — instead of routing the guest somewhere else first.

Two levels of Google ordering

Clear about what connects — and what is still to come.

Notable One does not claim an official Google partnership. Each level carries its current status.

Level 01Status to confirm

Google Business Profile ordering links

Designed to help venues connect ordering actions from their Google Business Profile to their direct Notable One ordering experience.

What connectsAn order link on your profileSetupVenue adds the link in its profile
Level 02Planned · subject to Google approval

Deeper Google ordering connectivity

Where technically available and approved, deeper Google ordering connectivity may support more integrated ordering journeys. Not available today.

We will update this page, and the Integrations directory, only when a connection is approved and production-ready.
The order is only the beginning

Turn a Google search into more than one transaction.

A first order from Google can become a known guest, loyalty progress and a relevant reason to return — where consent allows.

Guest CRM & LoyaltyOnline ordering
01Google discovery
02Order
03Guest profile
04Loyalty
05Relevant communication
06Return
For local venues

Local search is where neighbourhood trade starts.

CafésMorning pickup orders from people nearby.
RestaurantsTakeaway from the dining room guests already know.
PubsFood orders from locals planning the evening.
Takeaway venuesHigh-intent searches, straight to your menu.
FAQ

Google ordering questions.

What is Google ordering for restaurants and cafés?

It lets a guest who finds your venue on Google Search or Google Maps move straight to ordering. With Notable One, the aim is for that order to happen on your own venue-branded menu.

Can customers order from Google Search and Google Maps?
How does Google Business Profile ordering work with Notable One?
Is Notable One an official Google partner?
Is this different from direct online ordering?
Does Notable One take commission on Google orders?

Turn more Google searches into direct customer relationships.

Talk to us about Google Ordering