Independent hours per location
Each address stores its own weekly schedule, never inherited or copied from another.
This is what your location switcher would show
Example only. Every address, hours and status below is illustrative sample data, not a real DinerSites location.
Keeping restaurant hours correct across multiple locations means each address stores its own schedule and holiday exceptions, so an update to one location never gets copied wrong into another by mistake.
What it costs
Hours are one of the most frequently changed facts on a restaurant website and one of the easiest to get wrong across locations, because updating three or five separate pages by hand invites a missed one. A holiday closing, a seasonal shift, a temporary reduction in hours: each is a small edit that becomes a real risk once it has to be repeated correctly, every time, across every address.
Each location stores its own hours independently, including day-by-day schedules and holiday exceptions, so an update to one location's Thanksgiving hours never touches another location's regular schedule. The location finder and every location page read from the same source, so there is only one place a schedule can be wrong, and it is easy to check.
When a location changes its hours, you raise it as a revision in your client portal, naming the location and the change. It is live within the plan's normal turnaround, and it only affects the location you named unless you specifically ask for a brand-wide change.
Each address stores its own weekly schedule, never inherited or copied from another.
A one-off closure or shortened day is set per location without touching its regular schedule.
The location finder and location pages read the same data, so there is one place to check, not several.
An hours change at one address never touches another unless you ask for a shared update.
Yes. Holiday exceptions are set independently from your regular weekly schedule and only apply on the date given.
Within your plan's normal revision turnaround of 2 to 5 working days, whether it is a single location or a brand-wide change.
Each location's hours are stored independently. A revision named for one address only changes that address unless a shared, brand-wide update is specifically requested.
Yes. It reads from the same hours data as the location pages themselves, so there is no separate copy that can fall out of sync.
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