Website essentials
- Menu as HTML text with dishes, descriptions, allergens and prices; PDF only as an extra
- A page per venue with address, parking, transport, opening hours
- Online booking link and phone number visible on mobile
- Photos with alt text and an embedded map
- Events and offers pages with dates
Profile and reviews
- Primary category such as ‘Italian restaurant’ plus relevant secondary ones
- Attributes: outdoor seating, vegetarian options, accessibility
- Respond to every review, mentioning dishes naturally
- QR code on tables asking for reviews
- Keep hours identical on every listing
Schema
- Restaurant (or FoodEstablishment) with address, cuisine, price range, opening hours
- Menu and MenuItem where you show the menu
- Event schema for special nights
- Keep data identical to the visible page
Multi-venue groups
Give each venue its own page and profile, and a group page that links them. Read our table booking article and hospitality guide.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need a blog for restaurant SEO?
Not necessarily. Menu, venue and event pages matter more; add posts only when you have real stories or local guides.
Why is my menu PDF not ranking?
PDFs are harder to read and update; publish the menu as HTML text.
Do you work with restaurants?
Yes, including restaurants and a bar in Leicester and Nottingham.
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