What the page says
We look for menu wording, dishes and prices in the text available on the page.
Free hospitality tool
Can guests find your menu, prices and the right location?
Share your public menu page. We look for dish and price text, menu links and the branch name a guest should recognise.
Check a menu pageWe read public page text. We identify PDF and image links but do not read their contents.
Put the useful details where guests can read them
The method
What this checks
Where the menu lives
We follow one public menu page linked from the same website when available.
Who the menu belongs to
We compare the page text with the branch name you enter.
FAQ
Questions operators ask
Does this read our PDF menu?
No. It detects PDF and image links but does not extract their contents. Open those files on a phone and check them yourself.
What if the menu loads only after JavaScript runs?
The report may mark the page unknown or say that no menu text was found in its initial public page response. A browser check is still needed.
Should every branch have its own menu page?
If prices, hours or dishes vary by branch, give guests a clear page or section for each location.