Your Google Listing and Your Website Should Tell the Same Story
Before a guest ever walks through your door, they meet your restaurant twice: once on Google, and once on your website.
And if those two don't agree, you lose the table.
Google says you're open until 10. Your website...
A restaurant homepage has about 5 seconds to turn a hungry visitor into a guest. Here is what it must show instantly:
The menu — or at least today's highlights
Where you are — neighborhood and hours
One clear button: Reserve a table or Order online
If a visitor has to hunt for any...
Your online menu is your hardest-working salesperson. Most guests decide what they want before they arrive, so if your menu is hard to find, out of date, or missing photos and prices, they are left guessing — and many will move on to another restaurant. A clear, up-to-date...
A slow website can cost a restaurant hungry customers
Most guests check a restaurant on their phone before they decide where to eat. If the site takes too long to load, many will leave before they ever see the menu. A fast, lightweight site keeps the menu, opening hours, and...
Make dietary and allergy information easy to spot on a restaurant website
Guests with dietary needs should not have to guess or call to find out whether they can eat at a restaurant. Mark vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and common allergen options clearly on the online menu, and...