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Restaurant SEO that turns “near me” searches into full tables.
Hungry people decide in minutes, mostly on Google Maps. We make your restaurant look its best there, with the right photos, a menu Google can read, real reviews and a booking or order button one tap away.
Since 2011 · US and Canada · 4.9 on Clutch
The problem
Sound familiar?
If any of these sound like your business, you’re in the right place.
Restaurant SEO
Restaurant marketing that starts on Google Maps.
Restaurant SEO is mostly local SEO. People search “brunch near me”, “best ramen [neighborhood]” or “patio restaurant open now”, and Google answers with the map. We set up and manage your Google Business Profile properly: categories, cuisine, menu, attributes such as patio, vegan options and accessibility, photos and accurate hours, including holidays. Then we build a fast website with a real HTML menu, direct booking and direct ordering, so more of every bill stays with you.
Search map
How your guests search.
IllustrativeThree moments, three different searches, three things we build.
“Right now”
- restaurants open now
- pizza near me
Maps optimization, accurate hours and one-tap directions.
“Planning”
- best Italian restaurant [neighborhood]
- private dining room [city]
Cuisine and occasion pages, events and private dining.
“Craving a dish”
- best pho downtown
- gluten-free bakery
A readable menu with dish names that match how people search.
The plan
The services we use, and why.
Every plan is built from these, weighted to what your market needs first.
All services- Local SEO and Google MapsFull profile setup, weekly photos and posts, menu syncing and review replies.
- Web developmentA fast, mobile-first site with an HTML menu, booking and online ordering.
- SEOPages for occasions and services: catering, private events, brunch, patio and late night.
- Google AdsLocal campaigns for busy periods, new openings and events.
- Website maintenanceMenu, hours and holiday updates, done for you.
Own your orders
Every order through an app is shared with the app.
Delivery apps bring new customers, but they keep a share of every order and own the relationship. We help you move regular guests to direct ordering and booking on your own website, with Google’s “Order online” and “Reserve” buttons pointing to you where your providers support it.
Ordered through an app
Ordered through your website
- Direct ordering link on Google Maps
- A menu Google can read
- Your own guest email list
- Up to 30% more of every order
Illustrative $100 order. Delivery-app commissions commonly run 15–30% depending on the plan. Google’s Order and Reserve buttons depend on which ordering and booking providers you use.
How it works
Four steps. No guesswork.
One team, one plan, one report. You always know what we’re doing and why.
- AuditHow you rank today, where competitors are winning, and what’s costing you calls.
- PlanA 90-day plan with clear priorities and a fixed monthly cost.
- ExecuteWe fix, build, write and launch, and you see progress every week.
- ReportOne plain-English report a month, tied to calls, forms and sales.
Where we work
Helping restaurants across the US and Canada.
FAQ
Restaurant SEO, answered.
Can’t find yours? Ask us on a free call.
Your Google Business Profile. Most restaurant searches show the map first, so complete categories, accurate hours, a readable menu, great photos and steady new reviews matter more than anything on your website. Your website then supports the profile with a menu Google can read, booking, ordering and pages for events or catering.
No. Google can’t read PDF menus as well as text, and they’re hard to use on phones. An HTML menu on your website loads faster, can be updated in minutes, and helps you appear for dish searches such as “best tacos [neighborhood]”. Keep a printable PDF too if you like.
Ask at the right moment. QR codes on bills or table cards, a short follow-up after online bookings, and staff who mention it all help. Reply to every review, good or bad, because guests read the replies. Never buy reviews or offer rewards for them, which breaks Google’s rules.
Yes. We set up your Google profile before you open, launch your website and menu, run local ads for opening week, and help you collect your first reviews quickly. A strong first month on Google Maps makes the following months much easier.
Yes. Any food or drink business that depends on local search benefits from the same approach: a strong Google profile, a fast website and steady reviews. Cafés and bakeries often do especially well with “near me” and “open now” searches.
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