iFood reviews above 4.5
Find out why your restaurant's iFood ratings drop, fix kitchen and delivery issues and reply to customers with AI agents and Google Sheets.
These are examples. Connect the tool your company already uses for the same job, your own system, or any other app through MCP or API.
Needs
- SpreadsheetGoogle Sheets, Excel, Airtable or your own system (MCP or API)
The problem and the goal
Bad reviews on iFood are increasing and nobody knows why; the goal is to find the real cause of the low ratings, fix the operation and raise the store's average rating to 4.5 or more within 60 days.
This team reads your iFood reviews and complaints, finds the real pattern behind low ratings and turns it into actions in the kitchen and on delivery, each with an owner and a deadline. It also replies to bad reviews on iFood to win the customer back, and everything is logged in Google Sheets so the owner can follow along.
The team in this Circle
Reads iFood reviews and complaints and delivers the pattern behind low ratings
Turns the complaint pattern into kitchen and delivery actions, each with an owner and a deadline
Replies to bad reviews on iFood and wins the customer back
iFood reviews above 4.5
Why are my restaurant's iFood ratings going down?
The usual causes are late deliveries, missing or cold items and orders that arrive different from what was placed. The team reads the reviews, groups complaints by pattern and shows where the operation is failing.
Should I reply to every bad review on iFood?
Replying shows you care and can win the customer back, but fixing the cause matters more. The team drafts replies and organizes what needs to change in the kitchen and on delivery.
How do I track whether the average rating is going up?
Reviews and actions are logged in Google Sheets, so you can follow the rating trend and the progress of each improvement over time.
