Full tables from the map and the answer.
People decide where to eat in seconds, on Maps or by asking an assistant. If your menu, hours and reviews are thin, they go next door.
Sound familiar?
Where we usually find the leaks.
- 01
A menu trapped in a PDF
Search engines and assistants struggle with PDFs and photos of menus. Dishes and prices need to be text.
- 02
A listing that has drifted
Hours, links and photos that differ between Google, your site and delivery apps cost you trust.
- 03
Reviews nobody answers
Recent reviews and real replies are part of how people choose, and part of how you show up locally.
What your buyers really ask.
A complete profile with attributes, photos and recent reviews.
A tuned Google Business Profile and a steady review flow.
What we would do.
The work that moves the needle for restaurants and cafés.
Google Business Profile, local pages and review flow tuned for near-me searches.
Structured menus, hours and dishes so assistants can actually recommend you.
Identity, photography direction and social that make people want to post your food.
Related work.
The closest work to yours.
See all work
Well-known food & drink sites averaged 75 out of 100, and AI models named the brand in 45% of answers to its buyers' questions.
See the full resultsGood questions.
Do we need a new website or just better listings?
Often listings come first, because that is where most people decide. We will tell you if the site is actually holding you back.
We have several locations. Does each need its own page?
Yes. Each location needs its own page with its own address, hours, menu and photos.
How do we get more reviews without being pushy?
Ask at the right moment with a simple link. We set up the timing and the wording, and we never buy or filter reviews.
See how youscore.
Add your site or store and see how Google and 3 AI models read it.