Posterboy for restaurants
The specials change every day. Your social feed can keep up.
Tell Posterboy what is on the menu, what changed, or what needs a push. It turns the update into an on-brand post and puts it on the calendar.
Nothing publishes without your approval.
Your team already has a dinner rush.
Social media gets handed to whoever has a minute. Photos sit in camera rolls. Holiday hours go up after customers start calling. The patio opens, the special sells out, and the feed still says brunch from three weeks ago.
Posterboy gives the restaurant one simple place to turn what is happening today into posts for the days ahead.
What Posterboy handles
Specials and menu drops
Turn a rough note about tonight's dish into a finished post before pre-service.
Hours and closures
Schedule holiday hours, weather updates, and private-event closures before the phone starts ringing.
Events and reservations
Promote live music, tastings, catering, private dining, and the tables you want filled.
The everyday proof
Use kitchen shots, team moments, regulars, new ingredients, and behind-the-scenes updates without overthinking the caption.
From the kitchen to the calendar
A restaurant week can start with five rough notes.
Posterboy turns each note into a polished visual and caption, then places it on the calendar for approval.
How it works for restaurants
01
Add the restaurant website and brand.
02
Type the update in normal words.
03
Use your photo or create a visual.
04
Review the caption and schedule it.
One restaurant or several
Solo
For one restaurant with one shared brand and calendar.
Command
For restaurant groups that need separate location calendars, shared campaigns, local details, and central approval.
Same brand. Different menus, hours, events, and doors.
Questions
Can we use our own food photos?
Yes. Upload them to the media library and use them in any post.
Can we publish a last-minute update?
Yes. Schedule ahead or approve a post to publish now.
Can each location have different hours and offers?
Yes with Command. Each location has its own details, calendar, and social connections while the central team keeps the brand consistent.