Should you unify the venues or differentiate each one?

Yes, unify the mark if it is the same house and the customer has to recognise you at the second address. Do not leave them identical if the menu, the hours or the public do not match: add the neighbourhood or the trade. Write whether a customer from the first would arrive at the second expecting the same thing. If the answer is no, the place's surname has to show. Two Madrid venues share a name and do not share a menu, and the angry review lands on the wrong one. Or the reverse: they look like rivals and they are the same owner.

A shared master and the line each door adds: neighbourhood, speciality, or nothing if they are the same. The Google listing uses that same line.

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