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Is a photo of the outside of the venue useful?

Yes, if the person searching has to recognise the door, the awning or the terrace before they come in. It does not replace the dish on the menu: the front says where, not what is eaten.

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Yes, if the person searching has to recognise the door, the awning or the terrace before they come in. It does not replace the dish on the menu: the front says where, not what is eaten. Shoot it in daylight, with the venue name readable and no cars blocking the entrance. The miss in the sierra is a night facade, blurred, that Google cannot recognise. The listing gets a daytime front, apart from the dishes.