Google Review Cards for Restaurants
A great meal is one of the easiest experiences to turn into a Google review — diners are already reaching for their phones. A Google Review Card on the table or near the register gives happy diners a direct link to your listing instead of relying on them to search for your restaurant later.
Create My Review CardWhy restaurants use review cards
Restaurants live and die by their Google rating, since it's often the first thing a potential diner checks before booking. A card at the point of payment catches customers while the meal is still front of mind. Good review cards for restaurants work precisely because they meet the diner in that exact moment — on the table, tucked into the bill folder, or handed over with the receipt — rather than hoping a happy customer remembers to search for you once they're home.
Every ReviewCard uses neutral, honest wording — never "leave us 5 stars" — so you build a genuine collection of Google reviews rather than a selectively positive one.
Frequently asked questions
Are review cards a good idea for restaurants?+
Yes — review cards work especially well for restaurants because diners are already reaching for their phones right after a meal, often to pay or to check the time. A card on the table or folded into the bill turns that exact moment into a Google review, instead of relying on a happy customer to remember once they're back home.
Where should a restaurant put its review card?+
Most restaurants get the best results from the table itself (a small stand or tucked under the menu), inside the bill folder, or handed over with change at the register — anywhere a diner naturally has a spare moment right as the meal wraps up.
What is a Google Review Card?+
A small printed card — the size of a business card — with a QR code that takes a customer straight to your Google review page. You hand it to a customer after finishing a job so leaving feedback takes seconds.
Do I need a Google Business Profile?+
Yes. You need an active Google Business Profile to have a review link at all. If you don't have one yet, you can create one for free at business.google.com.
How do I get my Google review link?+
Open your Google Business Profile, go to the "Ask for reviews" section, and copy the link it gives you. See Google's official guide for step-by-step instructions.
Can I print these myself?+
Yes. The 10-up A4 PDF is designed to print on a normal home or office printer — just print, cut along the guide lines, and you have 10 cards.
Can I upload the design to Vistaprint?+
Yes. Your purchase includes an individual card PDF and a high-resolution PNG sized at standard business-card dimensions (90mm × 55mm), ready to upload to Vistaprint or any other printer.
Is there a subscription?+
No. It's completely free for a limited time — normally a one-time payment of $9.90 — and there's never a recurring fee either way.
Can I change the card later?+
No — your download is exactly the design and details you selected at checkout, and a purchase doesn't include future edits. If you'd like different details or a different design, you can create and purchase a new card at any time.
Does the QR code expire?+
No. The QR code encodes your Google review URL directly, so it works for as long as that URL works — it doesn't expire or rely on our servers to redirect it.