What your customers want to know
- Is it suitable for a date, a family meal or a large group?
- Is there outdoor or rooftop seating?
- Is there a private dining room for celebrations?
- How easy is it to find the entrance?
What we typically capture
- Street-level entrance and signage
- Main dining room and bar
- Outdoor, terrace or rooftop seating
- Private dining and event areas
- Open kitchen or signature features
How restaurants & cafés use virtual tours
Google Maps discovery
Many diners decide from Google Maps. 360° imagery published there helps them recognise your space.
Group and party enquiries
Share private dining scenes with people planning birthdays, office dinners and celebrations.
Menu and story hotspots
Add hotspots for your menu, chef's story or event packages inside the tour.
Recommended services
Preparing for your shoot
- Shoot before opening hours so tables are set and the room is empty.
- Use your service lighting, not cleaning lights, so the mood matches the evening experience.
- Set a few signature tables exactly as you would for guests.
Questions from restaurants & cafés
How long does a café or small restaurant shoot take?
Compact spaces can often be captured in a single short session. We confirm timing once we know the number of areas.
Can the tour link to my menu or reservations?
In a website tour, yes — hotspots can link to your menu, reservation page or WhatsApp. Google Maps imagery can't include links.