Map listing for restaurants so guests choose you by the photos, not by chance

Searches like “restaurant near me”, “plov Chilanzar” or “cafe with terrace” come from people deciding right now. They scroll through three or four listings and look at dish photos, average bill and rating. A listing with ten old facade shots loses to one with appetising dishes and a lively room. So we give the owner a shot list: signature dishes, breakfasts, desserts, the room by day and night, terrace, banquet hall — and we refresh photos when the menu or season changes.

The second part is practical information. A menu link so nobody has to call to ask about prices. A table booking button if you take reservations. A delivery link — your own or through an aggregator. Opening hours that match reality, especially on holidays and during Ramadan, when many places stay open until suhoor or open for iftar. If the restaurant is inside a mall, the pin goes on the entrance with the floor, otherwise guests search the whole building for you.

For restaurants, reviews are the main deciding factor. We set up gentle collection: a QR code on the table or in the bill folder, a short line from the waiter. No bought reviews and no “reviews from friends”: maps detect and delete them. Negative reviews get a proper reply: apologise, look into it, invite the guest back. A calm answer to a bad review often convinces the next guest more than five good ones.