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Google Maps and local SEO

Rank your restaurant on Google Maps.

We look after your listing: hours, menu, daily specials and reviews. Start with a free review to see what is missing and how we can help your restaurant.

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Restaurants near me

Always up to date, without you chasing it.

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  • What you serve

    Your menu and daily menu, visible right away.

  • Why pick you

    Photos and reviews that show what the food is like.

  • How to get there

    Hours, phone and address, with no mistakes.

Three ways to run your listing. What changes with each.

You can leave it as it is, pay a local SEO agency or have Menuveo keep it up to date along with your menu and bookings. The difference is what gets updated every week.

Indicative ranges for local SEO agencies in Spain, October 2026. Menuveo: Pro plan, excluding VAT.
ItemUnmanaged listingLocal SEO agencyMenuveo
Price per month€0€350-650, indicativeFrom €59.99/month + VAT
Daily set menu on the listingNoDepends on the agencyYes, published from a photo
Reviews answeredSometimesDepends on the planAll of them, with a draft within 24 h
Commission-free “Book” buttonNoSeparateYes, with Reserve with Google
Text menu linked from the listingPDF or nothingSometimesYes, in 7 languages

First, we look at your listing.

Not finding your restaurant by name and ranking poorly when someone searches for somewhere to eat are different problems. We review your situation before recommending a service.

Illustration of a map with the restaurant’s location and a sheet representing its hours, phone and menu.
  • We check access and business details

    We check the listing you use, verification, opening times, category and links to your menu and website.

    If something is blocked, we explain which Google process applies.

  • We agree what to keep up to date

    We agree who sends us menu and opening time changes and review how to handle reviews.

    We use the available profile data to track searches and interactions, without promising a ranking.

We work from Barcelona with restaurants throughout Spain. Digital management is remote.

Photography sessions are quoted separately and availability in your area must be confirmed.

Frequently asked questions

No. We run the listing: categories, hours, photos, menu, daily set menu (menú del día) and review replies. You tell us when your hours or your menu change.

Google Maps management is part of the Pro plan, from €59.99/month + VAT, with no lock-in. A local SEO agency usually charges between €350 and €650 a month.

Google ranks by relevance, distance and prominence. We work on relevance (categories, a text menu, the daily menu, up-to-date photos and hours) and prominence (new and answered reviews, mentions and links). Distance can't be changed.

First we check whether the listing exists and you can manage it. A suspension or pending verification needs different steps from ranking poorly in a search: we check the status before recommending changes.

It helps. When you send us the menu, we publish it that same morning on your listing, which is what Google shows to people making that search near your restaurant.

Clear, consistent information on your listing and website helps search engines understand your restaurant. Each assistant uses its own sources; we cannot guarantee a recommendation.

The listing gets updated first. Improving its visibility takes time; we don't guarantee a position or a timeframe.

Menuveo connects listing management with your menu, daily specials and website. When comparing providers, ask what ongoing work they do, what they need from you and how they will report results.

No, and be wary of anyone who promises it: Google doesn't sell positions on the map. What we do is make sure your listing meets everything Google looks at when it decides.

Publishing a listing and improving its position are different processes. Timing depends on its status and Google’s review; we do not guarantee a date or a position in the results.

The primary one should be the most specific that fits: “Tapas restaurant” beats “Restaurant”. Secondary ones cover the rest: bar, café, takeaway. We review it at onboarding because it carries a lot of weight.

Yes, you can have a listing without a website. Your own website lets you explain your offering, show your menu and receive bookings; it does not guarantee a Google ranking.