Blog · 2026-06-20
Social media for restaurants in Madrid with floor sense
Photo, poster and social are part of the menu: they sell before anyone sits down.
Carlota Fermín, content and marketing
Blog · 2026-06-20
Photo, poster and social are part of the menu: they sell before anyone sits down.
Carlota Fermín, content and marketing
In Madrid hospitality, anyone looking where to eat decides in seconds. Social media management for restaurants should sound like kitchen and floor, not an agency that has never worked a service. Floor sense: does this fill a table on Friday?
A calendar with menu truth. Push what’s on, not what looked pretty in last year’s Drive. Coordinate with the kitchen which dishes are photographable that week.
Paid social when organic isn’t enough. Restaurant advertising on social works with native creatives and a small radius — neighbourhood, town, real food interest. Continental targeting is pouring budget away.
Reply to comments and DMs as part of service. An ignored allergen question is a lost table. Train the team or centralise WhatsApp.
Local social proof: reviews, real tables, neighbourhood events. Sierra visitors and city-centre guests read different signals; adapt the story without inventing a fake brand.
Avoid too many borrowed trends. A viral audio doesn’t fix a confusing menu or a weak photo. Bank and brand first; play later.
If you want social with booking sense, we aim it like this: your own assets, steady publishing and a clear bridge to chat — without a vanity report.
If the feed sells brunch and the menu only talks about the set lunch, guests feel misled.
Feed applause doesn’t pay wages. Without a bridge to the booking, a like is noise.
Meta can fill the feed of people nearby. Aim at the whole country and you pay for like tourism.