For restaurants, wineries and lodging across the United States
People ask where to eat. Is your table in the answer?
People stopped scrolling through ten reviews: they ask an assistant where to have dinner, where to spend the weekend, where to take a client. It answers with two or three places. Either you're in there, or you don't exist in that conversation.
We'll tell you for free whether assistants recommend you.
We run four questions from your industry through ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini
and Copilot, and send you a sheet with what they answered. No cost, no
commitment.
Like this — in human words, not search keywords. These are four of the questions
that produce the recommendations your customer receives, the kind Sarape Web
Studio tracks every month for clients in this industry. They say Dallas because a
question needs a city; yours carry your own.
where should we have dinner tonight in Dallas
restaurant for an anniversary dinner in Dallas
wineries near Dallas worth visiting this weekend
where to find real northern-Mexican food in Dallas
What breaks when your business isn't readable?
Three things, and all three belong to this industry in particular. They're not
design flaws: they're data that exists in your business but that no assistant can
read.
Your menu is an image
The most expensive mistake in this industry. A menu in JPG or PDF can't be read by any assistant, so your dishes don't exist for the person asking about them. Sarape Web Studio writes it as a structured menu, dish by dish, price included.
Your hours live on Instagram
If your hours only exist in a story, the source the assistant checks is somebody else. Sarape Web Studio declares them on the site and in the structured data, with exceptions and holidays.
Booking takes work
Between the assistant's answer and the seated table there's one step. That step has to be a button, not a phone nobody answers at eleven at night.
Have you done this for someone in my industry?
Yes — both are live right now. Open them: Sarape Web Studio doesn't show mockups
or made-up result figures, it shows the sites it built so you can judge them
yourself. They're in Spanish, because they're real work for real Mexican
businesses — which is exactly why we show them.
What does Sarape Web Studio build for restaurants, wineries and lodging?
The base site, and on top of it the data layer that makes it readable. For you,
the structured data implemented is Restaurant, Menu, MenuSection, MenuItem, Offer, OpeningHoursSpecification and GeoCoordinates, each one
validated before publishing.
FROM
$2,498
That's the full arithmetic: $1,399 for the base site plus
$1,099 for the data layer. Monthly care starts at
$149/mo.
I already have an Instagram profile and a Google Business listing. Isn't that enough?
They're necessary, but they're not enough. An assistant cross-checks sources and prefers to cite a page it can read in full. Sarape Web Studio builds that page and links it to your listing and your social profiles so all three say the same thing.
Do I have to publish the whole menu?
It's worth it — that's where much of the value lives. The Essential tier documents up to 15 dishes or experiences; Complete, up to 50. Each one with its description and its price, which is exactly what people ask about.
How often can I change the menu or the prices?
Every care plan includes hours for changes — Groundwork, at $149 a month, covers up to one hour, and a seasonal price update rarely takes more than that. Anything beyond your plan's hours is quoted and approved in writing before we work on it.
Start with the diagnostic?
It's free and takes a day. Sarape Web Studio runs your industry's questions
through the four assistants and sends you what they answered, screenshots
included. If you come out looking good, we'll tell you that too.