Google Assistant made things the easiest. It knew exactly what I was talking about, and immediately opened up a route in Google Maps, as if I had already searched it in there. It put me on my way within seconds.
Siri got the idea, but in a roundabout manner. It showed a card with six different results, and weirdly said, “One option is Port Authority Bus Terminal on New York in New York. Do you want that one?” After confirming, though, it did the same thing as Google, just with Apple Maps — which is better, but still not the best.
Being stuck in a Bluetooth speaker, there wasn’t much Alexa could do. It did use Yelp data to identify the right place, tell me its location, and tell me its hours, though it didn’t give any mapping info in its companion app.
Cortana pulled up a list of three potential places, then asked which one I wanted. When I said “the first one” (which was correct), it did a Bing video search for the phrase “the first one.” Not great! When I clicked on the right result, though, it opened up a route in Windows Maps, which is fine, but not on Google’s level.
Winner: Google Assistant