Toronto's calendar changes how people eat out. In summer, the first question is often whether there is a patio. In winter, it is whether the place is open at all, and whether it is worth putting on a coat. Restaurants and cafes that keep these details up to date tend to be the ones people choose.
- Cafes: list your hours, whether laptops are welcome and what you serve in the morning rush.
- Bars: say when the kitchen closes, whether there is a patio and when any specials run.
- Restaurants and pizzerias: share the menu as text, explain pickup and delivery and say how to reserve.
- Caterers: describe the kinds of events you cover and how much notice you need.
Think too about where you are. Someone looking for dinner around Ossington or on Queen West is likely comparing several places in a short walk. A restaurant in Little Italy might add that it is a short walk from the streetcar, while a place near the Danforth could mention nearby parking.
Having it all on one page also helps staff, who get asked the same questions on the phone. A free site is a quick way to put it together, and you can change the hours whenever the season does.
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