Schema Markup for Food & Hospitality

Food & Hospitality Schema Markup

Automated JSON-LD structured data for restaurants, cafés, hotels, bars, bakeries, delivery services, recipe sites, and food brands. Earn eligibility for the rich results this industry still owns, and give AI assistants the facts to recommend you accurately.

Works on 16+ platforms · No developer required · Validation built in

Harvest & Vine
Italian · Wood-Fired Kitchen · $$
218 Rainey St, Austin, TX
Tue to Sun · 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM
Accepts reservations · Live jazz Fridays
✓ Restaurant schema detected
{   "@type": "Restaurant",   "name": "Harvest & Vine",   "servesCuisine": "Italian",   "priceRange": "$$",   "address": { … },   "acceptsReservations": true }
51%
of consumers use Google search to find restaurants, ahead of delivery apps.
Source: DoorDash Restaurant Industry Trends, 2026
68%
of consumers require a restaurant to have four stars or higher before visiting.
Source: BrightLocal Local Consumer Review Survey, 2026
22%
of consumers have already used an AI chatbot like ChatGPT or Gemini to find a restaurant.
Source: DoorDash Restaurant Industry Trends, 2026
// Why it matters

Your hours, menu, and prices are exactly what machines recite

Open now, price range, cuisine, rating, availability: the facts diners and travelers decide on are the fields structured data was built to carry. When they are machine-readable, search engines and AI assistants get them right.

Local pack & Maps visibility

Restaurant, Hotel, Bakery, and BarOrPub types feed Google structured hours, cuisine, and geo data that support local features alongside your Business Profile.

Recipe & product rich results

Recipe markup remains one of the strongest visible rich results Google supports, and Product markup powers merchant listings for food brands.

Entity accuracy for menus, hours, prices

Hospitality facts change weekly. Markup that stays in sync means Google and AI systems stop reciting last season's menu and last year's hours.

AI answer readiness

ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude recommend places to eat and stay from web data. Clean structured facts are what accurate recommendations are made of.

// Entity understanding

How Google sees your restaurant

Without markup, your venue is scattered strings a machine has to guess about. With markup, it is one connected entity: the restaurant, its cuisine, its menu, its address, its events.

How Google sees your restaurant with and without schema markup
// Built for every table, room, and kitchen

One tool, every hospitality segment

A hotel with a restaurant and live events needs three schema types working together. A cloud kitchen has no storefront at all. Here is what matters most for each.

Restaurants

Cuisine, price range, hours, reservations, and menu links as machine-readable facts, so "Italian near me open now" resolves to you.

RestaurantMenu

Cafés & coffee shops

CafeOrCoffeeShop typing plus accurate hours and amenities keeps you in the morning "coffee near me" rotation.

CafeOrCoffeeShopLocalBusiness

Hotels & resorts

Property, amenity, and location entity data for the knowledge panel and AI trip planning. Honest note: booking-module prices come from Hotel Center feeds, not markup.

HotelLodgingBusiness

Bars & pubs

BarOrPub typing, late-night hours, and event markup for trivia and live music keep weekend searches accurate.

BarOrPubEvent

Bakeries

Bakery typing plus product markup for signature items makes "fresh sourdough near me" a query you can win.

BakeryProduct

Food delivery services

No storefront, so entity clarity is everything: Organization plus service-area LocalBusiness markup anchors your coverage and brand.

OrganizationLocalBusiness

Catering businesses

Service-based, no walk-ins: FoodEstablishment plus service and area data so event planners and AI assistants find you for the right occasions.

FoodEstablishmentBreadcrumbList

Recipe websites

Recipe markup with ratings, times, and images earns eligibility for the recipe cards and carousels that decide this niche's traffic.

RecipeVideoObject

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// Supported schema types

Every hospitality schema type, with honest eligibility

This industry has the strongest surviving rich result (Recipe) and the most over-promised ones (star ratings, menus, hotel booking). We tell you exactly which is which.

Job one: visible rich results

Recipe, local, product, event, video, and breadcrumb types earn eligibility for features you can see in the SERP.

Job two: machine understanding

Menu structure, cuisine, amenities, and service areas have no SERP feature of their own. They ground the answers machines give about you.

Schema typeWhat it doesGoogle rich resultsPriority
RecipeRecipe pages: ingredients, times, ratings, images, videoYes · cards & carouselsHigh
Restaurant FoodEstablishmentVenue pages: cuisine, price range, hours, geo, menu linkYes · local featuresHigh
CafeOrCoffeeShop Bakery BarOrPubSpecific subtypes Google recommends over generic onesYes · local featuresHigh
Hotel LodgingBusinessProperty pages: amenities, check-in, locationPartial · panel data, not booking pricesHigh
Product OfferPackaged foods and merch with price and availabilityYes · merchant listingsHigh
EventLive music, tastings, pop-ups, supper clubsYes · event resultsMedium
VideoObjectRecipe videos, venue tours, chef contentYes · video resultsMedium
BreadcrumbListSite hierarchy shown in search resultsYes · breadcrumbsHigh
Organization LocalBusinessBrand identity, groups, delivery-only businessesYes · logo, panel dataHigh
Menu MenuItemMachine-readable menus attached via hasMenuNo dedicated rich resultMedium
Review AggregateRatingRatings on recipes, products, and third-party reviewsYes on recipes/products · no self-serving starsMedium
FAQPageStructures Q&A on reservations, dietary, parkingRetired May 2026Medium
How it works

From zero to validated hospitality schema in four steps

Connect your site once. The app keeps schema accurate as your menus, hours, events, and rooms change, with zero theme edits.

01

Connect your platform

WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Shopify, and 16+ platforms, the ones venues and food brands actually run on. No site migration required.

02

Generate JSON-LD

The app reads your pages and generates the right types: Restaurant for venues, Recipe for your kitchen blog, Event for live nights, Product for packaged goods.

03

Validate before it ships

Every block is checked against schema.org definitions and Google's structured data requirements before it goes live on your site.

04

Monitor and stay current

Menus rotate, hours shift, Google retires features. Your markup stays in sync with your site and with current eligibility rules.

// What eligibility looks like

The rich results hospitality schema still earns

Illustrative examples for a fictional venue. Structured data earns eligibility for these features; Google decides display based on many factors.

How Google sees your restaurant with and without schema markup
// AI search visibility

When someone asks AI where to eat, be the answer

22% of consumers have already used a chatbot to find a restaurant, and that share is growing. AI assistants assemble recommendations from web data, and they favor venues whose facts are unambiguous.

  • Structured data removes ambiguity about your cuisine, hours, price range, and reservations.
  • Machine-readable menus let AI answer dietary and dish questions from your site, not a stale scrape.
  • No tool can guarantee AI citations. Clean entity data is what earns accurate recommendations.
AI Assistant
Find me a romantic Italian place in Austin that takes reservations tonight
Harvest & Vine on Rainey Street is a wood-fired Italian kitchen that accepts reservations and is open until 11 PM tonight. It's in the $$ range, with live jazz on Fridays.
harvestandvine.example

Illustrative example of how structured entity data supports accurate AI answers.

// Why JSON Schema App

All the schema, without switching website platforms

Restaurant website bundles make schema a checkbox you get only if you migrate your whole site. Enterprise tools start with a demo call. JSON Schema App works on the site you already have, across every hospitality segment.

Bundles & enterprise toolsJSON Schema App
Getting startedMigrate your site or book a demoStart free on your current site
Built forOne segment at a timeEvery hospitality segment
PlatformsTheir platform only16+ CMS platforms
Schema transparencyA checkbox claimFull visibility + validation
Eligibility guidanceStars-for-everyone promisesHonest, current with 2026 rules
PricingBundled subscriptionsTransparent

Frequently Asked Questions

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