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For restaurants

Tonight's special, posted while you prep, not during service

The worst time to post is exactly when you should — right before service, when the kitchen owns you. Schedule the week's specials, events, and dish shots during Monday prep and let them fire at golden hour.

Where to post

Instagram sells the plate; Facebook fills events and reaches locals; TikTok makes dishes travel.

How often

4–6 posts a week, timed to hunger — 11 AM for lunch traffic, 5 PM for dinner decisions.

Post ideas that work for restaurants

  1. 01 The steam-rising dish video shot at the pass
  2. 02 Tonight's special with price and one-line description
  3. 03 Chef's hands plating — process sells craft
  4. 04 Behind-the-scenes of a delivery day or market run
  5. 05 Staff pick: "what the kitchen actually eats"
  6. 06 Last-tables-tonight post for slow evenings

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