Your reviews, your photos and your menu on one link
People decide where to eat on Instagram and in Maps, in under two minutes. Give them a page that answers everything in one screen instead of a Maps listing with three competitors on it.
- Your Google rating and your most recent reviews, at the top
- Food photos and your menu on the same page
- A QR code for the bill folder, so asking happens every time
- One link for Instagram, WhatsApp and Google Maps
Recency matters more than your average
Diners check whether the newest review is from this month, because kitchens change. A page that keeps pulling in your latest Google reviews shows that without you touching it.
The bill is where the asking happens
A QR code in the bill folder, mentioned out loud by whoever brings it, is the highest-converting review request in hospitality. Print it once and it works every service.
Delivery apps keep their reviews. Google is yours
Reviews on a delivery platform stay there and mostly help the platform. A card in the bag pointing at your own page turns a delivery customer into someone who can find you directly next time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a website as well?
Usually not. If people find you through Instagram and Maps and book by phone, a review page covers the job — it carries your hours, location, menu and a way to contact you.
Can I show reviews from Google and elsewhere together?
Yes. Mixing sources usually reads as more credible than one platform alone.
What does it cost?
The page, the link, the QR code, the collection form and 5 published reviews are all free. The website widget is free too, on four layouts plus the star rating badge, with a "Powered by Kudo" badge — Pro publishes every review, unlocks the rest of the layouts and removes the badge.