If you manage multiple restaurants or venues, you can add multiple FRANK widgets to your website; one for each location.
FRANK does not support switching between locations within a single widget.
Instead, each location has its own widget, and you decide how guests navigate between them on your website.
There are two different ways you can set this up
One page per location
One button per location
Below we explain both approaches.
Option 1: One page per location
Each location has its own page and its own widget. This is the most clear and effective approach.
Why this works best:
No confusion for guests
Clear structure per location
Better visibility in search (Google)
Easier to manage and maintain
How to set it up:
Go to Manage → Widget in FRANK
Copy the widget code for that location
Place the code on the corresponding page of your website
Repeat this for each location. 👉 Example: a group like 1nul8 in the image above could have separate pages for each venue, each with its own booking flow.
Option 2: One button per location
Instead of separate pages, you can work with buttons on a single page (like 1nul8 does, in the image above). Each button opens the widget for a specific location.
How it works:
The widget runs in the background
Clicking a button opens the correct location
Setup:
Add the widget code to your website
Set the widget to stay hidden (you can set this under Manage → Widget → Widget options for each location).
data-open = false
data-open-mobile = false
data-toolbar = false
data-toolbar-mobile = false
On your website, create a button for each location
Link each button to the correct restaurant ID.
💡 Use clear labels like: “Reserve at [location name]” This avoids confusion for guests.
Finding your restaurant ID
Each location has a unique restaurant ID. You can find this in FRANK under Manage → Setup → Integrations → Restaurant ID
You’ll use this ID to link buttons or selectors to the correct widget.
Good to know
Each location always has its own widget
At this moment, guests cannot switch locations inside the widget itself
Clear structure on your website = better guest experience
Going live
Once your widgets are placed on your website, test each location to ensure everything works correctly
Need help?
Not sure which setup works best for your website? Feel free to reach out we’re happy to think along with you and help you set it up the right way.