I experienced that problem in the previous week.
I had set up a designer route going through many scenic locations.
That included a so-called pit stop for lunch also.
However, we expended a lot of time in one place. Traffic congestion added another hour to that.
In this way, a renewed search once again.
I narrowed down on 2-3 right spots. But then, the typical questions popped up.
When does the restaurant end the morning session?
What type of serving? Buffet, or a-la-carte?
What is there in the detailed reviews?
Somehow I managed to achieve that without coming out of the route settings through some intricate steps, following the “Contribute” shortcut.
But later-on, I discovered five more ways to accomplish that!
#1. A direct search in the mobile browser by entering the name of the POI.
#2. Loading the web version of Maps for achieving that.
#3. Adopting the “Maps-Go” for navigation and leaving the traditional app accessible for the research.
#4. It’s equally possible to load another copy of the application. However, I prefer not utilizing that.
#?. Finally, accessing the phone of the family member or friend stays the most convenient choice!