Restaurant diagnosis
Restaurant diagnosis is the first health check. It looks at the public signals a guest sees before deciding whether to visit, order, book, or keep scrolling.
What the card is telling you
Section titled “What the card is telling you”The right panel usually answers four questions:
- Can guests find us? Name, address, category, hours, map position, and business status.
- Can guests trust us? Rating, review count, review content, and reply quality.
- Can guests act? Phone, website, Maps link, menu, booking, ordering, and delivery paths.
- Can guests picture the experience? Food, storefront, dining room, and other public photos.
The score is only a shortcut. The useful part is the action list: what hurts guests most, what evidence Foodism Claw found, and which assistant can help prepare the fix.
What to fix first
Section titled “What to fix first”1. Visit blockers
Section titled “1. Visit blockers”Fix anything that makes guests unable to find or contact the restaurant: wrong address, missing phone, missing hours, closed status, missing website, or unclear category.
2. Trust blockers
Section titled “2. Trust blockers”Handle signals that make guests hesitate: low rating, too few reviews, unanswered reviews, sensitive complaints, or missing proof of what the restaurant is known for.
3. Decision blockers
Section titled “3. Decision blockers”Improve the things that help a guest decide: menu link, booking or ordering link, dish photos, storefront photos, service notes, and a clear description.
How to use recommendations
Section titled “How to use recommendations”Use this simple order:
- Repair facts that must be correct.
- Reply to reviews that affect trust.
- Add or improve links, photos, and menu information.
- Then publish content or run local SEO work.
Treat diagnosis like a morning line check. You do not need to fix the whole store in one sitting. Fix the next thing that helps a guest choose you.