Great food. Great vibe. No way for new customers to find them.
Tap & Grill had the atmosphere and the menu. What they didn't have: a website worth linking to, a social presence anyone was following, or a paid channel bringing in first-time visitors. In a restaurant market this competitive, you can't wait on word-of-mouth.
They wanted a partner who would own the entire online stack — not three separate vendors and a split bill.
Website that converts. Social that engages. Ads that fill seats.
Built a hospitality-grade website.
Menu photos, reservations, directions, and a clear call to visit. Fast-loading, mobile-first. The site became the asset every other channel pointed at.
Rebuilt the social feed with real imagery.
We captured on-site photos and video of the food, the taps, and the atmosphere. Consistent daily posting turned their Instagram into something locals actually checked.
Facebook + Instagram ads targeted to the local draw.
Hyper-targeted ad sets against people within realistic driving distance who actually go out on weekends. We paired the ads with our social content so viewers saw congruence, not awkward stock.
Video promos for seasonal drops.
We produced a Quirk Hard Seltzer / Tap and Grill video promo. Local brand pairing. Real creative. The video did disproportionate work on paid + organic simultaneously.
Packed weekends, real engagement, a brand people actually recognize.
Within the 3-month sprint, Tap & Grill saw measurable lifts in foot traffic, customer engagement, and revenue generation. The combination of their website, social content, and targeted ads positioned them as a destination inside their local market — not just another option.
The bigger win: once the website + social infrastructure existed, ongoing ad spend got cheaper and more effective. The foundation did long-term work.