Website builders
Restaurant SEO on your website builder
Toast Websites
Toast Websites is built around ordering, and it keeps a tight grip on the page code. You can’t paste your own schema, so the fixes that matter most are the ones you control from the dashboard and your Google listing: hours as text, a complete Google Business Profile that links to your site, and matching name, address and phone everywhere.
Toast Websites guide →Popmenu
Popmenu handles a lot of restaurant basics for you, including menus as real text rather than PDFs. The gaps we see are usually titles and descriptions left on defaults, missing share images, and Google listing details that don’t match the site.
Popmenu guide →BentoBox
BentoBox sites tend to look good and load well. Check that your page titles name your town, that every location has its own page, and that your hours on the site match your Google listing exactly.
BentoBox guide →Square Online
Square Online sites are often set up quickly around online ordering, which leaves titles, descriptions and schema on defaults. Most of the fixes are a paste into the custom code area.
Square Online guide →Squarespace
Squarespace gives you full control over head code on most plans through Code Injection. The most common restaurant problem on Squarespace is a menu uploaded as a PDF or an image block — rebuild it as a text menu page.
Squarespace guide →Wix
Wix lets you add custom head code and has its own SEO settings per page. Set a real title and description on every page, and make sure your menu is text on the page rather than an image.
Wix guide →Shopify
Shopify is built for products, so restaurant schema and hours are rarely there by default. Head code goes in your theme’s layout file; ask whoever built the theme if you’re not comfortable editing it.
Shopify guide →Webflow
Webflow gives you clean code and full control of the head, site-wide or per page. Restaurant schema is the fix that usually makes the biggest difference.
Webflow guide →GoDaddy Website Builder
GoDaddy’s builder lets you add head code through its SEO or HTML sections, depending on your plan. Check your titles first — many GoDaddy restaurant sites still say “Home”.
GoDaddy Website Builder guide →Duda
Duda sites are often built by agencies on an owner’s behalf. The head HTML setting is there; if you don’t have access, send the fix pack to whoever built the site.
Duda guide →WordPress
On WordPress, an SEO plugin handles titles, descriptions and sitemaps, and a header-code plugin or your theme handles schema. Watch for heavy themes and plugins slowing the site down on phones.
WordPress guide →
Check your own site
Free score, plain-English report, and the code to fix it. About a minute.