Zagat revamped for Android, now free (pictures)

In order to get started using Zagat, you must have a Google+ account.

The restaurant page is no doubt useful, but Zagat's listings are nowhere near as comprehensive as Yelp's. Restaurant pages could certainly use some more user-uploaded photos, at the very least.

The Search Nearby function focuses on your current GPS location. However, as you can see by this coffeehouse located almost 27 miles away, it's a bit unclear what actually qualifies as "nearby."

There are dozens of ways to filter your search results. Unfortunately, by Wi-Fi access isn't one of them.

This nifty filter lets you search according to scores across Zagat's three main categories: Food, Decor, and Service.

The Good to Know section gives bits of information such as a restaurant's signature dishes.

From the Android app, you can upload your own restaurant review to Zagat. The service multiplies your score by 10, adds it to the others, and averages it to contribute to the overall ratings.