What is the difference between an editorial photo and a menu photo?

The menu photo, here, is the one that explains the place: door and dining room so people book. The editorial one can be a corner, and it does not replace the facade on the listing.

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Split the cover frame, which has to be the door, from the corner that only lives in the press. In Madrid the editorial corner is used as the cover and nobody finds the venue. The listing carries the door, and the editorial corner stays off that cover.

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