Restauracja & Pub

Your website audit reveals three critical gaps that are quietly costing you customer engagement and trust. The most immediate issue is your missing Open Graph tags—when your regulars and new customers try to share your restaurant on social media, no appetizing photo or description appears. This is especially damaging for a restaurant built on visual appeal (wood-fired pizzas) and social atmosphere (karaoke, billiards). Fix this first by adding og:title, og:description, and og:image tags featuring a mouth-watering photo of your Margherita or Diavola pizza and a clear description of your entertainment amenities.

Second, trim your meta description to 155 characters and rewrite it to highlight what makes you unique: 'Wood-fired Italian pizzas, homemade pasta & karaoke bar. Billiards, darts, ping pong. Open Tue–Sun.' This ensures Google Search displays your full value proposition to local searchers.

Third, address the accessibility issue: audit your site for any buttons or interactive elements without labels and add clear aria-label or text labels to each. This is non-negotiable for a hospitality brand that emphasizes approachability, and it's a quick fix.

Fourth, add a privacy policy link in your footer. Even a simple, concise policy explaining that you collect contact information for bookings and reservations, how you use Glovo integration, and how customers can request their data builds customer confidence—especially important if you're ever targeted by compliance audits.

These four fixes require minimal technical effort but will meaningfully improve your social sharing effectiveness, search visibility, and customer trust. Start with Open Graph tags and the meta description—they're quick wins with outsized impact for social word-of-mouth.