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Food menus apply to many restaurant and food categories. Google may disable the feature for a given location. In that case GET and PATCH return an error explaining that food menus are not available. Availability and accepted menu structure can differ by category, region, and profile eligibility. Base path: /api/v1/misc/google-business

Get food menus

Endpoint: GET /api/v1/misc/google-business/location/food-menus

Update food menus

Endpoint: PATCH /api/v1/misc/google-business/location/food-menus The location should have food menus enabled (canHaveFoodMenus). Otherwise the API responds with an error. Best practice: fetch current menus first and edit from returned objects, because some nested fields can be accepted/rejected depending on the location’s Google configuration. If your UI allows menu editing, fetch metadata from GET /location and gate editing by metadata.canHaveFoodMenus.

Example (minimal structure)

Menus are hierarchical (menu, sections, items). Field names must match Google’s API.
Treat Google’s returned objects from GET as the source of truth for nesting and optional fields, then adjust for your PATCH.