Tuesday nights don't fill themselves.

Weekends take care of themselves. It's the Tuesdays that hurt: staff on the clock, kitchen hot, dining room half empty. Meanwhile, people two miles away are on their phones deciding where to eat right now.

Here's what usually decides it: what Google shows. And most restaurant websites give Google almost nothing to work with. The menu is a PDF or a photo that search engines and AI apps mostly can't read. The hours are wrong in one place. The private-dining room that could book two parties a month isn't mentioned anywhere.

TownPicked fixes all of it, and you never touch a website editor. The agents build; you approve from your phone between services. $79 a month, flat. That's about one decent table's check.

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What TownPicked builds for a restaurant

1. A menu Google and AI apps can actually read

If your menu lives in a PDF or an image, it's invisible to most searches. The agents build a real menu page from it, dish names, descriptions, and prices, so "best birria tacos in [city]" or "gluten-free pizza near me" can actually find you. Change the menu? Send the new one; the agents update the page; you approve.

2. A page for every reason people book

Private dining. Catering. Brunch. Happy hour. The patio. Each one is a search that fills seats on slow nights ("private event space in [city]," "catering near me"). The agents build a proper page for each, with photos, capacity, and how to book, instead of one line buried on your homepage.

3. One version of the truth, everywhere

Wrong hours on a holiday cost you real tables and earn one-star reviews. The agents keep your site's hours, address, phone, and holiday schedules current and consistent, and written so AI apps get it right when someone asks "is [your restaurant] open right now" or "where should we eat tonight."

Your job: tap Approve

Every change is a plain-English card on your phone: what we want to change and why. Approve it, it goes live on a preview first. Skip it, it never runs. About 10 minutes a week, whenever you have them.

Questions restaurant owners ask

We're already on the delivery apps. Isn't that enough?
The apps bring orders, and they charge commission on every one, and they keep the customer relationship. Your own Google presence brings direct orders, bookings, and calls you keep 100% of. You want both, but only one of them is yours.
Our menu changes all the time.
Good. Send the new menu when it changes (photo, PDF, whatever you have) and the agents update the page for your approval. No more "the website menu is from last spring."
Do I need professional photos first?
No. We work with the photos you have, and your pages improve whenever you add better ones. Words and accuracy win a lot of searches on their own.

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