Fill tables from the searches that already happen.
Restaurant marketing is mostly local search and reputation. People search for food near them, scan photos, read recent reviews and check the menu, usually on a phone, minutes before deciding. The work that pays is a complete Google Business Profile with current photos and hours, a fast site with a readable menu, and a steady flow of recent reviews. Sevenoways does this for Irish hospitality businesses from €349 a month.
What we do for restaurants and cafés
Profile and photos
Hours, menu links, attributes and fresh photography kept current, including holiday hours.
Menus that work on phones
Readable menu pages rather than PDFs, so search engines and customers can both use them.
Booking made easy
Reservation links and tap-to-call placed where people actually look.
Review flow
A practical way to keep recent reviews coming, which weighs heavily in local results.
Local content
Pages for the searches that bring custom, such as Sunday lunch, group bookings or gluten-free options.
Social that supports search
Optional social management so your pages look as current as your profile.
Restaurants and cafés — common questions
How do restaurants get more customers from Google?
Keep the Google Business Profile complete and current, with accurate hours, good photos and a working menu link, then keep recent reviews coming. Most restaurant decisions are made in the map results on a phone, not on the website.
Does a restaurant need a website as well as social media?
Yes. Social media reaches people who already follow you. The website and profile capture people searching now, and they are where menus, hours and bookings need to be correct. A site also means you are not relying on a platform you do not control.
Should the menu be a PDF?
No. PDFs are awkward on phones and search engines read them poorly. A simple menu page loads faster, can be updated in minutes, and can rank for dish and dietary searches.
How important are reviews for restaurants?
Very. Recency matters as much as the rating: a steady trickle of recent reviews signals a busy, current business, while a gap of many months reads as the opposite.
What does restaurant marketing cost in Ireland?
Sevenoways plans start at €349 a month, with websites from €999. Many venues start with profile, photography and review work before anything else.