Being open isn’t the same as being seen.
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Someone went looking for a restaurant like yours tonight.
The table doesn’t go to the best restaurant. It goes to the one that gets found.
Check yours
Tell us your restaurant’s name and where you are — that’s it. I track down the rest myself and go through it properly — not a robot.
What we actually check
The kind of thing that’s easy to miss and expensive to ignore.
Small things, real consequences — an empty table tonight, a full one next door.
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01
Your menu exists — AI just can’t read it.
A photo or PDF might look fine to a customer, but most AI tools — including what Google itself now answers with — see nothing behind it: no dishes, no prices, nothing to actually answer with. So it guesses.
02
Your hours don’t agree with themselves.
One listing says open. Another says closed. Something has to break the tie — and it isn’t always in your favor, right when someone’s deciding whether to come.
Roughly 6 in 10 diners, consistently, say they’d avoid a business over information like this not matching up.
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03
Visible in one place, invisible everywhere else.
Perfect on one platform doesn’t help if the question got asked somewhere else. What you say about yourself needs to match, everywhere, or it stops counting as one restaurant at all.
04
The demand is real. It’s just landing on the place down the road instead.
People genuinely are asking for what you offer, tonight. The answer they got just happened to point past you — not because you’re worse, but because you were harder to find.
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05
Some doors are locked before anyone even knocks.
A line in your site’s own settings can quietly tell AI systems not to bother looking at all — invisible to your customers, invisible to you, until nothing else you fix matters because the door was never open.
Finding you is only half of it. The fix touches everything from your menu to your reviews — not just the technical stuff.
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Some signals reach the door. Others never leave the room.
You’ll see which one yours is.
For anyone who wants proof, not just our word for it
No sales pitch here — just the actual evidence.
