Restaurant template
Bookings, food and groups under their headings, on a warm card.
Who it is for
For a restaurant: bookings, food and groups under their own headings on a warm card, one answer open at a time, and a link to book a table under them.
What visitors see
- How do I book a table?
- Online, or call us during opening hours.
- Do you keep tables for walk-ins?
- Yes. We keep the bar and a few tables free every evening.
- Can you cater for allergies?
- Yes. Tell us when you book and again when you sit down; the kitchen will talk you through every dish.
- Are children welcome?
- Very. We have high chairs and a smaller menu at lunch.
- Can we bring our own wine?
- On Sunday and Monday evenings, with a corkage charge for each bottle.
- Can we book for nine or more?
- Yes, by email, with a set menu for the table.
Other templates
- FAQ
The plain one. Questions parted by hairlines, a plus to open.
- FAQ card
Quiet and clear: on a white card, parted by hairlines, the first answer open.
- How it works
Four numbered steps on soft cards, every answer shown.
- Quiet Q&A
Three questions set close, every answer shown, for an about page.
- Shipping and returns
Boxes grouped by Delivery, Returns and Payment, the first answer open.
- Product questions
Compact boxes under a product, with no heading and the size already open.
- Pricing questions
Two columns of plain questions under a pricing table.
- Help centre
A search and tabs over soft cards, for a support page.
- Knowledge base
Topics in a list beside the answers, with a search, on a card.
- Clinic
Calm boxes in tabs, the first answer open, for a first appointment.
- Event
Tickets, venue and access in two columns of boxes.
- Courses
Numbered answers in tabs, set close, every answer shown.
Questions
Something else? Write to us.
Do search engines read the answers?
Yes. Every answer is in the page even while it is closed, so search engines and screen readers read it, and a browser's find opens it.
Can I format an answer?
Yes: paragraphs, bulleted and numbered lists, bold words and links. Never HTML, so nothing in an answer runs on your page.
Does it add FAQ structured data?
Not yet. Google shows FAQ results for few sites now, and the answers are read in your page either way.
Where does it go on my page?
Inside it, where you mark: under a product, on a help page or at the foot of an about page.