RESTAURANT EXAMPLE
One restaurant, four useful next steps
This fictional restaurant uses Instagram for discovery and an external service for reservations. Its page separates useful actions without rebuilding a booking system or hiding the practical information guests need.
Visual example
A path to choose, book and find the restaurant.
@thecornertable
The Corner Table
Seasonal cooking in Bristol · Lunch and dinner.
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Why booking comes first
This example prioritises bringing guests to a table. Menu and prices help them decide; location and hours answer practical questions. A takeaway-led business would move the order button to the top.
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An illustration, not a real booking page
The name and buttons are illustrative. On your page, use real destinations and explain in your booking service when a request becomes a confirmed reservation.
Frequently asked questions
Should I copy this exact order?
No. Start with your guests’ most useful action, then make the remaining information easy to find.
Do I need an Instagram button?
It is optional. If most guests already arrive from Instagram, booking, menu and directions may be more useful.
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