Google Business Profile for cafés

Someone searching for a café open now decides from your Google listing, not your website. We keep it accurate: opening hours, bank holiday and Christmas hours, your description, phone, website and the details Google asks about, all edited on one screen and sent to Google after a quick check.

Google Business Profile for cafés
Cobble & BeanOpen

Coffee shop · Newark

Mon–Fri7:30–17:00
Saturday8:00–17:00
Sunday9:00–15:00
Christmas Eve8:00–13:00
Saved to Google

How it works for cafés

01

Hours that match the door

Winter hours, an early close on Christmas Eve, Easter Monday or a week off in August all go on Google as special hours. You see old against new before anything is sent, and only what’s changed goes.

02

A description that says why you

Use up to Google’s 750 characters, counted as you type, to say what makes you worth the walk: beans roasted down the road, cakes baked in the back, room for buggies and a water bowl by the door.

03

The yes or no details

Google offers yes or no details for cafés, like wi-fi or outdoor seating where they apply. We set the ones that fit, along with your service names, phone, website and social profile links, so the right people choose you.

04

Your logo and cover, on Google

Set the logo and cover photo on Google from your brand kit. The listing is read again every hour, so anything you change inside Google comes back too, and your website and review page follow the same details.

Search Agent · what this means

You own the market square: top 3 across the centre of Newark. A few fresh reviews will push you out to the ring roads.

Easter weekend at Fernside Coffee House

Bank holiday hours that matched the sign on the door

Nadia closes Fernside Coffee House on Easter Sunday and opens late on the Monday, and every year Google used to show her normal hours. This year the dates went in as special hours in March, checked on the confirm screen with old next to new. The website picked them up within the hour. On Easter Monday, the dog walkers who searched for a café open now saw the right time, and the queue started at ten instead of half seven.

An illustration of how it works, not a real customer.

The film

Connect once with your own Google sign-in, update your description, phone, website, opening and holiday hours, services and social links on one screen, check old against new and send only the changes; your logo and cover photo come from your brand kit, and the listing is re-read hourly. It works the same way for cafés.

Read the transcript

0:00Your Google Business Profile, kept right.

0:04Wrong opening hours on Google can send a customer to a locked door, or straight to someone else.

0:10Connect once, with your own Google sign-in. Then update your details on one screen: your description, phone and website, opening and holiday hours, services and social links.

0:22Before anything is sent, you see the old next to the new, and only the changes go to Google.

0:29Your logo and cover photo can be set from your brand kit, too.

0:33And your listing is re-read every hour, so changes made in Google flow back, and the same details keep your website and review page in step.

0:43So, from bank holidays to the summer break, what people see on Google is always right.

0:49LocalQuiver. Your marketing, sorted.

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What's included

  • Opening hours, winter hours and bank holiday closures
  • A description up to Google’s 750 characters
  • Phone, website and social links kept current
  • The yes or no details Google offers cafés
  • Old and new side by side before sending
  • Logo and cover photo from your brand kit

More for cafés

Questions

No. You connect once with your own Google sign-in and choose the listing. Nobody sees your password, and you can withdraw access whenever you like. Editing your hours and details needs that full connection rather than a read-only one.

Not from the profile screen. The Social Agent can post your best review cards to Google, alongside Facebook and Instagram. Google posts about the soup of the day or a new cake are still yours to add, through Google’s own tools.

No, those stay with Google. Name, address, map pin and categories go through Google’s own process. Everything else on the listing, from hours and special hours to description, services, phone and website, we can keep right for you.

Google Business Profile

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