Getting your restaurant found locally

Local search starts with a complete, up-to-date Google Business Profile: exact name, address, opening hours, phone number, cuisine category and recent photos. Information that stays consistent across your profile, your site and directories helps search engines surface your restaurant for "near me" queries.

Schema.org structured data (Restaurant type, menu, opening hours, price range) describes your venue in a format search engines read directly. An Ardoise site publishes it for you on every public page, making your menu and practical details usable by search.

Reviews matter: a steady flow of genuine reviews, and your replies to them, weigh on local visibility and on the customer's decision. Ask for reviews honestly, without prohibited incentives, and respond to both praise and criticism.

Finally, a fast site that reads well on mobile and is available in your customers' language reinforces everything else. Most restaurant searches happen on a phone: a site that loads fast and reads one-handed is as much a search asset as a conversion one.