Restaurants & Cafés · Bengaluru

360° Virtual Tours for Restaurants, Cafés and Pubs in Bangalore

In Indiranagar, Koramangala or Church Street, diners pick where to go from Google Maps. A 360° tour shows them the ambience and seating before they decide.

Representative photo of a modern restaurant interior with set tables
Representative image. See our live café and live-music venue tours in the Thamco360 portfolio.

Diners choose the room as much as the menu

Bangalore’s food scene is crowded and competitive. Search for a café or restaurant nearby on Google Maps and you will get a long list, each with a rating, a menu and a set of photos. When ratings are similar, people choose on feel: is it cosy or lively, good for a date or a team lunch, quiet enough to talk?

Food photos cannot answer that. A 360° tour of your dining room, bar, rooftop or garden seating lets diners feel the space and picture themselves in it.

Groups, birthdays and corporate bookings

Anyone planning a birthday, a farewell or a team dinner needs to know how many people fit, where the private or semi-private areas are and whether there is space for a cake table or a small screen. A tour lets them check without visiting, and your team spends less time describing the space on the phone.

  • Capture each seating zone separately — indoor, outdoor, rooftop, bar counter, private dining.
  • Include the stage or performance area if you host live music.
  • Show the restrooms and the route to them; it is a common unasked question.
Representative photo of a banquet hall with round tables and chandeliers
Representative image — private dining and event seating are what party planners ask about first.

Helping people find the entrance

Many of Bangalore’s best outlets are on a first or second floor, tucked behind another shop or down a side lane off 100 Feet Road or 12th Main. A panorama of the approach and the entrance helps diners recognise the building when they arrive, which reduces “we can’t find you” calls at peak time.

Real examples from Bengaluru

Thamco360 has published Google-hosted 360° tours for The Tea Square and for the live-music venue Streamphony in Bengaluru. You can explore both on our portfolio — they are the same tours customers see on Google.

If your outlet is in Indiranagar, see 360° virtual tours in Indiranagar. For how the listing side works, read how a Google Business Profile tour helps.

Stitched 360° panorama of Streamphony Live in Bengaluru, captured by Thamco360
Streamphony Live, Bengaluru — stitched from Thamco360’s own on-site capture.

What shoot day looks like

Restaurant shoots are done before opening or during a quiet window, with tables set and lights on as they are for service. Most outlets under 5,000 sq ft are captured in a single 2-to-4 hour visit. The finished tour is published to your Google Business Profile, typically within 48 hours of capture.

Frequently asked questions

When is the best time to shoot a restaurant virtual tour?

Before opening or during a quiet window, with tables set and the lighting as it is for service. That gives an accurate feel of the space with no diners in frame.

How long does a café or restaurant shoot take?

Most outlets under 5,000 sq ft are captured in a single 2-to-4 hour visit, without disrupting daily service.

Will the tour appear on Google Maps?

Yes. Thamco360 publishes the tour to your Google Business Profile, so it opens from your listing on Google Maps and Google Search.

Can I share the tour on Instagram or food apps?

You can share the tour link anywhere, including Instagram and WhatsApp. Food delivery and review apps have their own photo rules, so the tour itself lives on Google and your website.

How much does a restaurant virtual tour cost in Bangalore?

Thamco360 packages generally range from ₹5,000 to ₹35,000+, depending on the size of the outlet and the number of seating areas covered.