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August 2026
2026-08 12 entries
FIG. 62
Pain points
Restaurant Website Photo Copyright UK: A Rights-Safe Checklist
A borrowed food photo can trigger a rights dispute, takedown and urgent website rework when a restaurant cannot prove who authorised its use.
FIG. 63
Pain points
Restaurant Accessibility Information: The UK Website Checklist
Missing entrance, seating, toilet or parking details can make a guest abandon the visit or arrive at a barrier the restaurant could have explained.
FIG. 64
Cost and comparison
Squarespace Restaurant Booking Cost: Full UK Price
A booking button can hide a second contract, annual renewal and variable cover fees, leaving a restaurant’s true website cost unresolved.
FIG. 65
Pain points
Restaurant Website Domain Expired? The Exact .uk Recovery Timeline
A missed .uk renewal can leave a restaurant site looking normal for 30 days, then stop the domain resolving and threaten every direct guest route.
FIG. 66
Industry, news and regulation
UK Restaurant Tipping Rules: What the 29 July 2026 Update Means
A withdrawn draft and moving timetable can send a restaurant towards the wrong tipping policy. Here is what applies now and what still awaits consultation.
FIG. 67
Practical and product proof
Can You Export Your Restaurant Guest List? Run the CSV Check
An unchecked restaurant guest-list export risks unreadable columns, altered values and unmanaged personal data during a staff handover.
FIG. 68
Cost and comparison
Restaurant Guest Database Cost UK: What Does a Useful Record Really Cost?
A cheap booking tier can leave guest history, messaging and export behind an upgrade, turning a growing guest list into a costly contract decision.
FIG. 69
Practical and product proof
Restaurant Booking and Order Links on Google: A 10-Minute Health Check
A restaurant can look ready on Google while its booking or ordering button opens the wrong branch, a dead page or a journey guests cannot finish.
FIG. 70
Pain points
Restaurant Booking Request vs Confirmation: What Each Status Must Mean
A vague booking acknowledgement can send guests towards the door while staff are still checking the table, turning one unclear status into a service dispute.
FIG. 71
Industry, news and regulation
Restaurant Booking and Delivery Fees: CMA Guidance and Enforcement in 2026
A mandatory booking or delivery fee shown too late can turn a routine restaurant checkout into a refund exercise and a live CMA enforcement risk.
FIG. 72
Pain points
How to Prevent Restaurant Double Bookings Across Phone, Web and Walk-Ins
A web booking, a phone promise and a walk-in can claim the same table within minutes, leaving staff to resolve the conflict in front of waiting guests.
FIG. 73
Restaurant Operations
Bank Holiday Hours Don't Match: The Restaurant Opening-Time Risk
One changed bank-holiday shift can leave diners, delivery guests and booked tables following different hours. A five-surface check reduces this mismatch risk.