Google Review Link for Your Restaurant in 3 Steps
A guest who wants to thank you with a review first has to search, click through and find the button. This link drops them straight into the review box for your place. Pick your restaurant, verify once, copy.
How it works
- 1
Type your restaurant name
Pick your place from the suggestions that appear — the same Google list you see when you create a HappyChef account.
- 2
Ask for your link
One click on the button. The security check runs invisibly in the background — you never see it — and only then do we ask Google about your place, once.
- 3
Copy your review link
You get search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=… with your restaurant's place ID in it. Anyone who opens it lands on the star rating box.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Google review link?
A direct link to the box where a guest writes a review about your place. Without it they have to search, open your business profile and then find 'Write a review' — three steps, and you lose people at every one.
Is this tool free?
Yes, completely free, with no account and nothing to install. You look up your restaurant and copy the link straight from your browser.
What is a place ID?
The unique number Google gives your business; it usually starts with ChIJ. The tool fetches it the moment you pick your restaurant and puts it in the link, so you never have to look it up yourself.
My restaurant is not in the list
Type the name together with your town. If it still doesn't show up, your place probably has no Google Business Profile yet. Creating one is free at Google Business Profile; once it is approved, the tool will find you.
Why is there a security check?
Every lookup costs a real Google Maps request. So an invisible check runs along to keep bots out, which is what keeps the tool free. There is nothing for you to tick, and nothing is requested while you type — only when you press the button.