Menu Pages for Google

Menu pages for Google gives each dish, and each larger category, its own page on your website, made from your live menu. When someone searches for a dish you make, Google has a page to show, with an Order online button. It's off until you turn it on.

Where to find it

Sidebar › Website, on the Menu pages for Google card.

1. Publish your website first; menu pages sit inside it.
2. Choose Review pages to see your dish and category pages.
3. Check a page with Preview. To keep one off the web, choose Leave out in its ⋯ menu.
4. Open Left out to see which dishes have no page and why. Put back returns one you left out.
5. Turn on the Menu pages for Google switch.

Good to know

• A dish gets a page once it has a real photo (not made by AI), its own description, a price and a place on your online menu.
• Prices, photos and "sold out" are always live, and sizes of one dish share a page.
• Rename a dish and its old address forwards to the new one. A dish that leaves the menu sends visitors to its category or your order page.
• Once it's on, the card shows pages published, pages Google has read, and visits and order taps from Google.

If something's not working

• The switch won't turn on? Publish your website, and make sure at least one dish is ready.
• A dish has no page? Left out says what it needs, often a real photo or a longer description. Edit item fixes it; see Build a menu that sells.
• Your brand's website runs this store's site? Then its menu pages are on BRAND › Website. See Run several stores.
• Still stuck? Email [email protected].