Need advice yet again...
 

I know I keep asking these questions... but you guys are a fantastic resource and I really appreciate the input.. so here goes...

For a bar/restaurant webpage (or any business for that matter)

What info do you want to see RIGHT AWAY?

I have the basics covered... address, map, hours, reviews, specials, menu, calendar, sample pics of interior/exterior...

Is there anything I am missing?

And more importantly... how would you rank the importance of the items listed above?

I am guessing...

address
clickable map
hours
menu/specials
sample pics
calendar
reviews

in that order...

What info would you want when you first visit(address,map,hours) and what info would you come back to check on (specials,menu,calendar)?

Check out this site (missing a calendar that's coming soon...)
http://www.facebook.com/TheSunshineB...19378774767108
you have to click to enter but that will be fixed and gone with new template...

I know it's ugly but new "pretty" templates are on the way..

For a bar, you can never go wrong with under dressed females that look good sitting at the bar.

ha, yeah that falls under the rotating gif with pics... for restaurant it would be menu items, for bar it would be hot chicks, bands...

Phone number

ahh good point, not sure why I missed that one!

I also need to add a "Follow us on twitter" link...

oh and parking info.. lot, street, valet etc...

Specials? Oh never mind.

happy hour!

Since I am a beer enthusiast, I like to have a beer menu apart from the regular menu. Some places I have gone to eat, it has been because of the beers I could choose from.

Make sure to put an HCard Microformatted address on the contact page connected to the restaurants Google Places page.

it doesn't hurt to have that microformatted address at the bottom of each page on the site.

On the Google places page, put links to their profile with reviews on Yelp, Urbanspoon, Foursquare etc... this helps Google find and index the reviews that restaurant may have there... and make sure all of the data is consistent across all directories... there are really about 20 that you should put them in.

And having all of that data consistent is very important, and NEVER use and 800 on the website... use the local number that the directories have.

If the place features live music on a regular basis, the calendar should probably be higher that 6th on the list.

Hotties

Bars have webpages?

Got that...

Right now, here are the available pages..

HOME -general info and link to following pages...
SPECIALS
MENU
DRINK MENU (beer, wine, etc)
CALENDAR

Those "sub" pages won't be separate tabs but clearly accessed from the HOME tab...