The moment passes
The best time to ask is when they say "that was amazing." By the time they're home, it's gone.
Your guests loved dinner. Let Google hear about it.
Put your Google review page one tap away on every table and at the host stand. Guests tap their phone while the check is on the table. No app, no searching, no awkward ask.
Tap at the table. Review in seconds.
Sound familiar?
The best time to ask is when they say "that was amazing." By the time they're home, it's gone.
Your team is running food, not asking every table for a favor.
Search, find the right listing, scroll to reviews, tap the stars. Most people never start.
Meanwhile, the place down the street with more reviews is the one people pick when they search "dinner near me."
A Friday night service
Example scenario
Friday, 8:15. Table twelve just finished the short rib, and the husband catches me by the kitchen door: "Best meal we've had all year." I thank him, and in my head I'm thinking, please tell Google that.
I never ask. It feels pushy, and my servers have six tables each. By the time the check is paid, the moment is gone, and our Google page hears nothing.
So now there's a small Tap & Review plaque on every table, next to the salt and pepper, and one at the host stand. When the check lands, guests see it. They tap their phone and our Google page opens right there, while dessert is still on the table.
No QR hunting, no "search for us." Just the moment, captured.
An example restaurant owner's story (illustrative)
This is an illustrative example of how a restaurant might use Tap & Review, not a testimonial from a real customer. Results vary by business, customer volume, and how consistently your team invites feedback.
Get your review plaqueHow it works
They hold their phone near the plaque on the table or at the host stand.
Your review page appears instantly. No app, no searching.
Tonight's great meal becomes tomorrow's reservation.
Where to put it
Put a plaque where guests linger: at the table when the check arrives and at the host stand on the way out. It's a small 5 by 5 inch acrylic sign that sits next to the salt and pepper.
Why it matters
Ranking
Google says more reviews and positive ratings can help your business's local ranking.
10
Reviews the average consumer reads before feeling able to trust a local business.
53%
Only 53% of people would consider a business with fewer than 4 stars.
Ready for your next review?
Most restaurants put one on every table. Choose a 3-pack or 5-pack and pay less per plaque.
One-time purchase. No subscription, no monthly fees.
Questions
It works with NFC-enabled iPhones (iPhone 7 and newer) and most Android phones. Anyone whose phone can't tap can scan the QR code on the plaque instead.
No. Your Google review page opens right in their phone's browser.
About 2 minutes with a free app. Every order includes a step-by-step guide for iPhone and Android: copy your Google Maps link, write it to the plaque, done. You can change the link anytime.
No. You pay once for the plaque. No subscription, no monthly fee.
One per table works best, plus one at the host stand. The 3- and 5-packs cost less per plaque, and you can order as many packs as you need.
Yes. It's durable, water-resistant acrylic, so it wipes clean with your tables.
Yes. Google encourages businesses to ask for reviews. Just invite every customer, not only the happiest ones, and don't offer discounts or rewards in exchange for a review.