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Free visibility audit

See exactly how your restaurant shows up in Google.

We review your restaurant's real visibility across Google Search, Google Maps, your Business Profile, your website and the review platforms guests use — then tell you what is worth fixing first.

  • Reviewed by hand — no automated score generator.
  • Restaurant-specific, not generic SEO advice.
  • Clear recommendations you can act on with or without us.
  • No obligation and no pressure to buy anything.

Restaurant marketing specialists

Restaurants and hospitality — Ireland & worldwide

Typically returned within a few working days

Because each audit is prepared manually

Curious what an audit typically uncovers? Our Dublin Restaurant Visibility Report checked 62 real restaurant websites — only 2 had the four basics right.

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Tell us about the restaurant

If the restaurant has no website, enter the booking or social page you use most.

Number of locations (optional)

Your details are used to prepare and discuss your audit. Every request is reviewed by hand.

What we review

Six areas that decide whether a restaurant gets found.

Discovery rarely happens in one place. We look at the full path a guest takes from search to booking.

01

Google Search Visibility

Can potential guests find you when they search for the type of restaurant, location or dining occasion you offer?

  • Branded search visibility
  • Non-branded restaurant searches
  • Cuisine searches
  • Location searches
  • Occasion-based searches
  • Important landing pages
  • Organic search presence
02

Google Maps & Local Pack

How prominently does your restaurant appear when guests search nearby or browse Google Maps?

  • Maps visibility
  • Google Business Profile completeness
  • Relevant categories
  • Location relevance
  • Competitive Maps positions
  • Listing consistency
03

Google Business Profile

Your Google Business Profile is often the first impression a potential guest sees before visiting your website. We review how complete and useful it is for guests — not every field influences ranking.

  • Profile completeness
  • Categories and restaurant details
  • Opening hours
  • Booking and menu links
  • Photos
  • Review signals
  • Profile activity
04

Restaurant Website

The website should help search engines understand the restaurant and make it easy for guests to book.

  • Technical SEO basics
  • Page structure
  • Local relevance
  • Mobile experience
  • Booking journey
  • Key restaurant pages
  • Crawlability and indexing
  • Metadata
  • Structured data where detectable
05

Reviews & Restaurant Discovery

Guests rarely decide in one place. We look at how consistently the restaurant appears across the platforms people actually use, where those are relevant to you.

  • Google reviews
  • Review volume and trend
  • Rating visibility
  • TripAdvisor presence
  • OpenTable visibility
  • Important restaurant directories
  • Consistency across discovery platforms
06

Competitive Landscape

We identify where competitors are being discovered ahead of you — and why that may be happening.

  • Restaurants appearing above you
  • Maps competitors
  • Organic competitors
  • Search-intent gaps
  • Authority differences
  • Content gaps
  • Potential missed opportunities

What you receive

A short, honest read of where the opportunity is.

Not a 40-page export. A focused review of what is actually holding visibility back and what to do about it.

  • Visibility snapshot

    Where the restaurant currently shows up across search, Maps and discovery.

  • Strongest current opportunities

    The visibility gaps most likely to influence bookings.

  • Obvious technical and local issues

    Anything actively holding the restaurant back right now.

  • Key competitor observations

    Who is being found first for the searches that matter locally.

  • Priority recommendations

    A short, ordered list — not a catalogue of everything possible.

  • Suggested next steps

    What we would do first, and whether a package is appropriate at all.

Illustrative structure only

How the snapshot is laid out

An example of the format. Your findings are based entirely on your own restaurant.

Google Search
Strong
Branded and cuisine search presence
Google Maps
Opportunity
Local Pack position and profile depth
Website
Needs Review
Structure, indexing and booking journey
Local Authority
Opportunity
Citations, directories, consistency
Competition
Needs Review
Who is discovered ahead of you, and why

Questions

What restaurant owners usually ask first.

Straight answers before you hand over any details.

Is the audit really free?
Yes. There is no charge and no obligation to buy anything afterwards. The findings are yours to act on with us, with someone else, or on your own.
How long does it take?
We usually confirm receipt within one working day, and the finished review typically follows within a few working days. Each audit is prepared by hand, so we take the time needed to make it genuinely useful.
Do you need logins or access to our accounts?
No. The audit reviews how your restaurant appears publicly — in Google Search, Google Maps, your Business Profile, your website and review platforms. If you later want a deeper review, access to your own data helps, but it is never required to start.
What if our restaurant has no website?
That is common, and it is part of what we review. We look at your Google Business Profile, Maps presence, booking platform and social pages — and tell you honestly whether a website should be a priority.
Is this an automated report?
No. Every audit is reviewed by hand by someone who works on restaurant search specifically — not a generic SEO tool with your logo on it.

Context

The audit is the first step of the same method we use with clients.

Audit, build, grow, measure. The audit tells us — and you — whether there is enough opportunity to be worth working on.

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Want to start before we get back to you? Work through the restaurant SEO checklist — the same review, in the parts you can run yourself.