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GEO for restaurants

Diners ask an assistant where to eat tonight, and the restaurant whose own pages describe the food, the room and the hours is the one suggested.

The questions carry constraints: a diet, a group size, a time, a mood. A menu in a PDF or an image answers none of them, so an assistant recommends somewhere whose menu it can read.

What to fix first

  1. Publish the menu as text, with dietary notes on each dish.
  2. State opening hours, the last seating and whether you take walk-ins.
  3. Describe the room honestly — noise, groups, children, parking — because those are the questions.

25 questions to run against your own site

best [cuisine] restaurant in [city]

where to eat tonight in [neighborhood]

restaurants in [city] with [dietary] options

[restaurant] menu and prices

best restaurant in [city] for a group of [number]

is [restaurant] good for a birthday dinner

restaurants near [landmark] open late

[restaurant] vs [competitor restaurant]

best brunch in [city]

does [restaurant] take reservations

quiet restaurants in [city] for a conversation

best value lunch in [neighborhood]

is [restaurant] family friendly

gluten free restaurants in [city]

how much does dinner cost at [restaurant]

best date night restaurant in [city]

does [restaurant] have parking

restaurants in [city] with outdoor seating

[restaurant] reviews for [dish]

best place in [city] for [dish]

does [restaurant] do private events

what time does [restaurant] stop serving food

vegan restaurants near [neighborhood]

best new restaurants in [city] this year

does [restaurant] have a set menu for groups

Replace the bracketed words with your own facts. Capture what you actually observe, with the date and the product surface.

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