How to Write a Good Restaurant review

Well, when I read a restaurant review, there are a few things I usually look out for. First of all, I will see what the writer has eaten. Then I will see what the author feels about the service. And then the ambience of the restaurants. Of course, when reviewing food, one cannot forget the four MUSTs! That would be Color, Smell, Presentation and Taste. What impression the food give you when it is served? How does the food you order whet your appetite? Is the taste of the food as good as it looks? Then comes the all important question. How Much? Is it affordable? Is the place value for money? Will you go back again to try the other dishes on the menu? Will you recommend the place to another person? And if you can add little things like your personal views on who you should bring? What you should do to ensure a seat in the restaurants? What dishes you personally recommend? All these would be useful. And if you have pictures to share, even better! Hope that is helpful.

Make sure you discuss whether the restaurant would appeal to families or if it is for a more grown up crowd. This is important for those who are looking for family-friendly restaurants. You want to write about what a person visiting there might expect, along with the other things mentioned. Definitely detail your visit there, good or bad. Don't praise a restaurant just because. Give reasons why you liked it. On the flip side, if it was terrible, state what was so bad. Don't be afraid to write the bad along with the good. There is one more thing to check before submission besides spelling and grammar, word count. It maybe that your word count is too low. Most sites have a minimum word count to meet. I know I ran into this problem with my first few articles. You can check it for free at wordcounttool.com.

okay I haven't written a restaurant review yet but I have written many reviews, of course you have to say if you like the food, you have to say what food they serve was it good, well prepared, how did it look on the plate was the service good how long did it take for you to get your meal was it appropriate how was the ambiance of the place, crowded, noisy, quiet, maybe furniture and decoration was really nice, does it have capacity for a big reception? do you need reservations, and how fast can you get them is it easy to get two by public transporation is it open all the time or only on certain days and times. how is the pricing, cheep, average or very expensive these are just a few ideas oh yes would you go and eat there again

Promptness to be seated (or wait time), Ambiance (atmosphere), lighting (bright, romantic etc.), price range, variety on the menu, attentiveness of wait staff, Promptness of the food, presentation of the food (how it looks on the plate), location of the restaurant and ease of parking (valet, availability etc.), extras (live music, specials, coupons, gift certificates, handicap entrance?, non-smoking section, special menus for vegans, diabetics and others) Hours of operation.