Restaurant feedback survey template

Collect suggestions and visit details with this restaurant feedback survey template. Give diners room to describe what they enjoyed and what would make the next visit better.

Mamma Mia's Pizza

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Hi! We appreciate your participation. What is your name?

Could you please provide your phone number? This will only be used to contact you in case you win!

How would you evaluate your most recent visit to Mamma Mia's Pizza?

Could you elaborate on your experience? We would love to hear the positives and negatives!

Do you recall when that visit took place?

That's everything! Thank you very much for your feedback. You've been entered into a prize draw for a complimentary meal!

Questions to consider for your restaurant feedback survey

Use these questions as suggestions when editing your copy. Keep the ones that fit your purpose and add any details your process needs.

What did you enjoy most about the visit?
Was anything disappointing or difficult?
What would you like us to change or add?

How to use the responses

Separate menu suggestions from service issues and unresolved concerns. Use the feedback to plan practical improvements and respond when a diner asks for contact.

How to customize and share this template

Name the experience you want feedback on and ask while respondents can still recall it clearly.
Keep rating scales consistent and add an open question about the reason behind the answer. Remove questions that your team cannot act on.
Decide how you will review results and follow up. Test the wording with someone unfamiliar with the form before sending it to the intended audience.

Frequently asked questions

Should restaurant feedback require a name and email?
Not for general comments. Make contact details optional if you only need them when the diner wants a reply about their experience.

Can I customize this survey template?
Yes. Choose Use this template to make your own copy in Youform. Edit the questions and colors, review the whole flow, then share a link or embed it on your website.

How many questions should a feedback form have?
Use the fewest questions that answer the decision you need to make. One clear rating and a useful follow-up can suit a single interaction. A broader review may need more questions, grouped around distinct parts of the experience.

Should feedback include a name or email address?
Collect contact details when a reply is part of the purpose, and explain that use. If you want anonymous feedback, review the form's questions and settings rather than assuming that omitting a name makes every response anonymous.