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Schema for restaurants and menus?
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Hi all,
Anyone have experience with using Schema for restaurants other than the normal local business NAP? Is there a way to use Schema markup for food menus as well? Examples and schema code much appreciated
Thanks!
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Hi Ricky,
If you look at Restaurant item on Schema.org you'll see that they have a property for menu.
Restaurant Property Info --> https://schema.org/Restaurant
They suggest either wrapping the entire menu with the itemprop="menu" tag or linking to it. Below is an example of a linked menu.
Fondue for Fun and Fantasy
Fantastic and fun for all your cheesy occasions.
Open: Daily from 11:30am till 11pm
Phone: 555-0100-3333
View our menu.
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