Every menyu site is built so the people looking for your restaurant land on your restaurant: proper schema markup, menu data Google can read, and social cards that look right when shared. For our restaurants, ranking above the platforms on name searches is the norm, not the exception.
Google ranks what it understands. Every menyu ordering site ships with structured data describing exactly what a restaurant is: who you are, when you're open, what's on the menu and what it costs, marked up in the language search engines are built to parse.
Grizzlys Burgers run five stores on menyu: Penge, Whitechapel, Canning Town, Plumstead and Barking. Search any of them by name and the menyu-built site comes first, above every marketplace, in every location. Not a lucky store, all five, each ranking in its own area because each carries its own structured data.
Bengal Aroma came to us with an ordering site from a previous provider, running on their .com domain, and that site stayed live when we started. We launched their new menyu site on the .co.uk anyway, structured data and all, and offered their customers a one-time £5 off promo to try it. We're not shy about that: a nudge helps.
Within days, the new site outranked both the old ordering site and the marketplaces on their name searches. That weekend the owner called us, surprised: hardly any orders were arriving through the old system. The vast majority of his customers had already moved to the new site, on their own, because it was simply what they found.
His words, not ours, are on our homepage: "it took just days for our customers to switch over. They really know what they're doing."
No retainer, no monthly "SEO package", no mystery. This is how every menyu site is built.
Your business, cuisine and opening hours described in structured data search engines are built to read.
Menu pages carry schema with items and prices, so your food is searchable data, not a locked image.
Brand-level OG tags on the homepage and menu pages, so shared links look like your restaurant, everywhere.
Groups get organisation-level markup with per-store structured data, payments, hours and menus for each location.
A steady flow of genuine Google reviews supports local visibility, and smart reviews keeps it coming, properly.
All of it is built into every menyu ordering site at no extra cost. The ranking is the product working, not an upsell.
For our restaurants it's the norm: all five Grizzlys Burgers locations rank first for their name searches, ahead of every platform. We won't promise you a ranking, because nobody honest can, but we build every site to earn one and our track record is the pitch.
We'll be straight with you: multiple ordering websites compete with each other for the same searches and split your ranking signals. If an existing setup would undermine the results, we'd rather tell you upfront than take you on and disappoint you. It's a conversation for the demo.
We'll be honest about this one. "Marketing included" in a monthly software fee tends to mean an occasional post on a Google Business Profile or a Facebook page, if that: we've seen very little evidence of more, and nobody can do meaningful marketing work for a pound or so a day. We don't make that promise. What we build instead is local SEO that works around the clock: structured data that ranks your site for the searches that actually bring orders, baked into how every site is made.
Neither. The markup and structured data are part of how every menyu site is built, included at no extra cost on every plan.
For name searches, our restaurants typically see movement within days to weeks of launch. Bengal Aroma's new site outranked their old ordering site and the platforms within days. Broader searches take longer and depend on your area and competition, which we'll discuss honestly at the demo.
Let's make sure what they find is yours. Book a free demo.