How does a venue show up in “restaurants near me” searches?

You show up when the Google listing repeats the website’s name, address and phone, with photos of your room and reviews from people who have been. Posting on Instagram does not place you if the pin is wrong or the hours are last winter’s. Check that the pin sits on the door, that this week’s hours are in, and that three photos exist: front, room and a dish you serve today. The phone has to be the one the venue picks up. The listing carries stock photos and hours the venue no longer keeps. Someone searching nearby walks into the place that looks open and shows a real plate.

The studio hands over a read of Maps and the list of facts and photos to change first. If the room is missing, Cristina Osuna photographs it on site; it is not filled from a stock library.

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