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The Problem

Diners follow a restaurant across about seven platforms and a website, with no single place to follow it. Here is what that scatter costs, and what an address of its own does about it.

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Social platforms the average internet user is on each month
Diners are spread across about seven platforms, so a restaurant ends up running an account on most of them — plus a website. Each one keeps its own followers, and none of them talks to the others.

The 7 is rounded from GWI’s 6.75 and links to its publisher. It counts the platforms people use, which is where their following ends up.

The best address for your restaurant

restaurants.best/yourname is an address the restaurant holds, a hub it opens, and a follow that is held against it.

Your restaurant. At the Best address.
restaurants.best/yourname for free, and on Pro yourrestaurant.restaurants.best — the restaurant's own address, easy to say and easy to find.
All your links in one place
Tonight's menu, the table, ordering in, the map and the phone on one page, at one address printed on the menu.
Super Follow: Grow your regulars
Diners follow the restaurant at its address, not a platform's — so the regulars hear from the restaurant, not from a feed.
Click analytics
See what diners press — book, the menu, order, call — counted at the restaurant's own address rather than inferred from a platform's dashboard.
Send messages to Super Followers
The new menu, the tasting night, the August closing: written once, and it lands with every Super Follower.
Private links for Super Followers
The chef's table, the regulars' offer: rows that open for the diners who followed the restaurant, and stay shut for everyone else.

One address, one page, one following — and all three of them the restaurant’s. How it works walks through building it, Super Follow is the button the third card is about, and pricing is what each plan costs. About .best covers the domain the paid plans come with.

Built to be found by AI

More and more diners ask an AI assistant for the best restaurant rather than searching. A hub under .best is built for that question.

54%
Found where AI looks for the best
Ask an AI assistant for the best restaurant nearby and it leans on pages built around “best”: in Meltwater’s study of 9.5 million AI citations, “Best X” listicles appeared in 54% of the most-cited LinkedIn content. A hub at restaurants.best/yourname puts “best” in the restaurant’s own address, and gives assistants one clear page to cite for it.
Meltwater × LinkedIn Ads, LinkedIn AI visibility study (2026): share of top-cited LinkedIn content by format. No ranking or citation is promised.
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“Best” is already in the address
People ask an assistant for the best restaurant nearby. On a .best hub, the word in their question is already in the restaurant's own address: restaurants.best/yourname.
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One page an assistant can read
What the restaurant is, what it offers and where to find it — on one page, in plain text, at one address, rather than scattered across profiles an assistant has to piece together.
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One name everywhere
Every profile can point back to the same .best address, so the restaurant reads as one name rather than a handful of handles that may or may not be the same restaurant.
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The source is the restaurant itself
When an assistant cites the hub, it cites the restaurant's own page — not a delivery app, a directory or a lookalike account speaking for it.

Nothing here promises a ranking or a citation: assistants choose their own sources. A .best hub gives them a clear one.

Published by internet.Best, the ICANN-accredited registry that has operated the .best top-level domain since 2018, led by CEO Cyril Frémont. About internet.Best.

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