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How to add Restaurant schema to your website
Google has to guess that your site belongs to a restaurant, and guess your hours, price range and menu link from the page text.
Read the fix →Restaurant page titles and meta descriptions that get clicks
Your page title and description are the two lines Google shows in search results. If they say "Home" or leave out your town, you are invisible for "tacos near me".
Read the fix →Make your restaurant’s links show a photo when shared
When someone texts your link or shares it on Facebook, it shows up as a bare web address with no photo.
Read the fix →Add an FAQ that Google and AI assistants can quote
Guests ask the same questions every week — do you take reservations, is there parking, do you have gluten-free options — and your site doesn’t answer them.
Read the fix →A robots.txt for restaurant websites
Your robots.txt is missing, or it is blocking the search engines and AI assistants you want reading your site.
Read the fix →How to add an XML sitemap to your restaurant website
There is no sitemap, so Google has to find your menu and location pages by following links — and sometimes it doesn’t.
Read the fix →llms.txt for restaurants: help AI assistants recommend you
AI assistants have to piece together what your restaurant is from menus, images and scattered text.
Read the fix →Make your restaurant’s phone number tappable on mobile
On a phone, your number is plain text. A guest who wants to call has to copy it, switch apps and paste it — or give up.
Read the fix →Fix the mobile viewport tag on your restaurant website
Your site shows up zoomed out on a phone, or it blocks guests from pinching to zoom in on your menu.
Read the fix →Put your restaurant hours on your website as real text
Your hours are in a photo, a PDF or a widget Google can’t read — or they’re not on the site at all.
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