They ask AI where to eat. Be the answer.
“Best tacos near me, open now?” gets one name back. We make sure it is yours, on every engine, for the dishes and nights you are known for.
- 1.Your business, 4.8★ · open till 11 · takes reservationsVimina ranked you #1
- 2.A national chain, 30-minute wait · no reservations
- 3.Local Spot B, strong reviews · closed Mondays
The prompts they type
Four questions decide where they eat.
Tonight
"Where should we eat tonight near Deep Ellum?"
Occasion
"Best place for a birthday dinner in Dallas?"
The dish
"Who has the best brisket in Fort Worth?"
Practical
"Restaurants near me open now that take reservations?"
We run the full set of buyer prompts across five engines every month and track every company the answers name. That list is the scoreboard.
Named, or invisible
The answer has three names on it.
> best place for dinner tonight in Dallas?
- 1.A national chain
- 2.Local Spot B
- 3.Local Spot C
Your business: not mentioned
Same question. The customer only ever sees one of these.
What the engines reward
Two kinds of engine. Two ways to win.
Restaurants are a taste-and-timing search. The sources that decide it: Google Maps with current hours and a full menu, Yelp and TripAdvisor review counts, the reservation and delivery listings (OpenTable, Resy, DoorDash), local press and the "best of" lists, and the Reddit threads where locals argue about brisket. The engines lean on all of them; we make sure each one says your name, with the dish and the hours it is being asked about.
What we build
Named for the dishes and occasions people ask about
Menu, hours and reservations the engines can read
Reviews that mention what you are known for
A place on the lists AI quotes
What we run
For restaurants, most owners run Visibility, with Exclusive in reach.
We're already on Yelp, Google and DoorDash. What does this add?
Being listed is not being named. The engines pick one or two places per question, and they pick from what the listings say: hours that are current, a menu they can read, reviews that mention the dish. We make every listing say the same thing, in the words the question uses.
Do you handle the phones too?
Yes, with Restaurant OS: Mia, our phone assistant, answers every call, takes the order and puts it on your order desk. Visibility gets them to call; Restaurant OS makes sure the call is answered. Most restaurants run both.
Which questions do you get us named for?
The four that decide the table: where to eat tonight near here, the best place for an occasion, who has the best version of a dish, and who is open now and takes reservations. Each one gets a plain answer on your site and your profiles.
How long before a “where should we eat?” lands on us?
The first edits go live inside two weeks. Engine movement takes two to three weeks at the very minimum, and it can run longer. The engines re-index on their own schedule, and nobody controls that, regardless of what we do.
Do we need a new website?
No. We work on the one you have: the menu as text the engines can read, hours and reservations up front, and the structure they need. The website work is part of the plan.
What do you need from us?
Access to your Google Business Profile and website, your menu, your hours, and a review request after a good night. We handle the rest and send a report every month.