Google Business Profiles continues to evolve into fully location websites as Google expands deep support for category-specific content. The LocalClarity team is thrilled to provide tools to simplify, streamline, and scale enterprise-level management of these additional data sets -- this time for restaurant menus.
The LocalClarity team can help clients directly publish complex menus to each listing with all of the following data point options for each offering. (* Required)
Name *: Name of the food item, such as Hamburger.
Price *: Price of the food item.
Price currency *: Currency of the food item price, such as U.S. dollar.
Item description: Brief description on the food item.
Menu sections: Logical groups of food items, such as Breakfast or Hamburger-Fries combo.
Nutrition: Nutritional information, such as Total Fat=3g.
Number of people to serve: The number of people the food item can serve.
Portion size: Quantity of the food item. For example, 8-piece of nuggets.
Preparation methods: Specific methods that the food item can be prepared in.
Cuisines: The specific cuisine of the food item.
Spiciness: Spiciness of the food item, such as none, mild, medium, and hot.
Allergen: Food allergens in the food item, such as dairy, egg, fish, peanut, shellfish, soy, tree nut, and wheat.
Dietary: Dietary restriction of the food item, such as halal, kosher, organic, vegan, vegetarian, and gluten free.
Options: The food option type, such as chicken Pad Thai versus veggie Pad Thai.
Food item photo: Photo of the specific food item.
Over the next few sprint releases, we will add more in-platform tools to manage an expanding set of details.
