Restaurant SEO that fills tables, not delivery apps
When someone searches your cuisine and your neighborhood, an aggregator answers before you do — and the booking, the commission and the customer relationship go with it. We make your own site the best answer.
Direct covers carry the margin delivery apps take.
Where it breaks
Third-party delivery apps outrank you for your own cuisine and neighborhood, your menu changes faster than your pages do, and every “best restaurants near me” search goes to an aggregator.
Aggregators outrank you for your own cuisine
"Best [cuisine] near me" returns directories, and the diner books through them.
Menus live in a PDF
Unreadable to search engines, unreadable on a phone, and stale the moment a dish changes.
One page for a multi-location group
Locations share a page, so none of them ranks for its own neighborhood.
How we build it
Menu and location architecture that stays current, neighborhood-level content real diners search for, and local entity work that puts you in the map pack for your cuisine, not just your city.
Make the menu a page
HTML menus per location with structured data, kept current by whoever runs the kitchen.
Build the neighborhood layer
Content a local diner actually searches: parking, hours, private dining, what is nearby.
Work the map pack weekly
Photos, categories, hours and review responses on a cadence — recency is a ranking input locally.
What we build
- Menu and location page system
- Google Business Profile management
- Review request and response flow
- Local content and schema fixes
Searches we build for
Real queries in your market — each one answered by a page written for it, not a swapped-out city name.
Questions we get asked
Because they charge commission and own the customer. Direct bookings keep both.