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Plate-of-the-week reels
Short vertical video moves more covers than any static image.
For Restaurants
AI ads for restaurants. Fill restaurant tables.
Owners stop chasing photographers. Reservations land while you prep service.
- Built for
- Independent restaurants and small chains running their own Meta ads
- Trigger
- Empty Tuesday nights and a quiet bar
Ad preview
Restaurants
Sponsored
Tuesday is half-price oysters.
Book a table
The problem
Empty Tuesday tables. Full Friday kitchen. Same problem.
Three patterns sink restaurant Meta ads. Coinis fixes each.
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Food photography costs more than the meal sells for.
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Stock images of pasta convert nobody.
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Reservations drop the second you stop posting.
Why ads fail in restaurants
Restaurant ads fail because the visual cycle is too slow. A new dish drops Tuesday. The photographer shoots Thursday. The ad goes live Saturday. By then the special is over. Coinis closes the loop in an hour. One menu link in. Ten plate-of-the-day variants out. Reservations confirm before the kitchen plates the next service.
Creative rules we keep
- Lead with the dish, never the dining room.
- Show the hand. Show the steam. Hold for two beats.
- Price pill in the corner outperforms a hero badge.
Ad formats
Three formats that fill restaurant tables.
Every format below ships from one link. No designer. No shoot day.
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Reservation retargeting carousel
Cards by day part bring back people who scrolled past your menu.
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First-bite UGC ad
Synthetic UGC of a reaction shot beats glossy plate stills on Meta.
Creative angles we test for you
- scarcity
- behind-the-line
- regular-customer ugc
Real examples
Three ads Coinis would build for a restaurants brand today.
Hook. Visual. CTA. Built from one prompt. Ready for Meta in minutes.
Tuesday is half-price oysters.
Visual brief
Macro shot of ice, lemon, brine. Caption pill bottom-left.
CTA
Book a table
The pasta everyone keeps posting.
Visual brief
Hands twirling tagliatelle, steam rising, candlelight bokeh.
CTA
Reserve tonight
Two for $39. Tonight only.
Visual brief
Top-down two-plate flatlay, terracotta linen, gradient pill price tag.
CTA
Grab a seat
Metrics we move
- reservations
- delivery orders
- foot traffic
How it works
From restaurants link to live ad. Three steps.
No designer. No agency. No Ads Manager UI. Coinis runs the loop end to end.
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Drop the menu link.
Coinis reads the menu, the photos, the brand voice. Pulls hero dishes for testing automatically.
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Pick a service window.
Lunch rush. Date night. Sunday brunch. Coinis builds creative tuned to each daypart.
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Push to Meta. Watch reservations land.
Connect Resy or OpenTable once. Coinis attributes covers back to the ad set that drove them.
Questions restaurants owners ask
Honest answers before you sign up.
Will the ads look like my food? +
Yes. Coinis trains on photos you upload. The output looks like your kitchen, not a stock library.
I don't have a food photographer. +
You don't need one. Two phone shots of a plate become a full ad set.
Can it run for delivery and dine-in at the same time? +
Yes. Coinis splits campaigns by intent and tracks both.
How fast do tables fill? +
Most restaurants see reservations within 48 hours of launch.
Will the AI know what my regional cuisine looks like? +
Yes. Coinis trains on photos and menu copy you upload. Tuscan trattoria looks Tuscan. Filipino kamayan looks Filipino. The output reads like your kitchen, never a generic plate library.
Can it handle a Restaurant Week or seasonal menu drop? +
Yes. Drop the new menu PDF. Coinis ships a fresh creative set in under an hour. Refresh the prompt mid-week if a dish takes off.
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Coinis for Restaurants
AI ads for restaurants. Fill restaurant tables.
Stop chasing photographers. Reservations land while you prep service.