that’s extremely logic. I gave up emailing restaurants – because none in my experience ever replied – so i end up calling after emailing ? Unlike a hotel for example. Dont know why they dont just get skype? can be frustrating – even though the restaurant is most likely amazing.

slan go foill lads
p.

On the contact form bit, i think it all depends on how well the restaurant USE the information. Like a restaurant that can’t answer the phone during heavy hours or don’t open until 4pm etc , a ‘call back’ form like that can work really well, but again once it is checked regularly and they do call you back. From my own use, i’ve never had a restaurant respond to me by email (where it hasn’t been automated).

Am with you all the way on the Flash Content. Some places just are over kill

Great list

…..while i’m here a noted procedure on how the business deals with customer issues &/ or complaints

p.

Yeah, 1-3 came under my third point, about including *everything* on the menu. That info should be on the physical menu to start with, which would/should be transcribed faithfully onto the site

nice mention of the GPS location which most hotels dont do either and shame on those with car parks located seperately.

It would be great the following could also be noted.
1] if they could mention wheel chair accessability a
2] whether they have a smoking area that *is not* outside the front door of the restaurant.
3] the amount of produce sourced locally/ irish

bulaidh bós mate
looking forward to reading how you get on.
peter