A table beside the open kitchen, dinner in a sheltered courtyard, or a private celebration surrounded by Colombian art. At Paladar in London, every room offers a different evening, and guests want to see that before they book.
360 View created a Google Street View virtual tour of Paladar’s entrance and all four dining spaces. The tour lives on Google Maps, where people find the restaurant, and on this page as one viewer with a tab for each room. Choose a space and you are there in one click, still free to walk on through the restaurant.
This is what a Google Street View virtual tour can become: not only a way to be found on Google, but a practical, premium tool on your own website, paid for once.
Paladar London at a Glance
| Restaurant | Paladar, Latin American food, SquareMeal Gold Award winner |
| Location | London Road, SE1, beside St George’s Circus, between Waterloo and Elephant and Castle |
| Service | Google Street View Virtual Tour, published to Google Maps |
| Spaces in the tour | Entrance, main dining room and bar, Chef’s Table, Courtyard Garden, Amazon Lounge |
| On this page | All five spaces in one viewer, one tab per space |
| Ongoing cost | None: Google hosts the tour, and the viewer has no monthly fee |
Explore Every Paladar Dining Space in One Viewer
Choose a space below to jump straight to it. Once inside, look around and keep walking: every view is connected, so you can move from the bar to the courtyard just as a guest would.
The viewer uses Virtual Tour Space Navigation, a 360 View add-on for Google Street View and Matterport tours, from £49.
Why One Click to Each Room Is a Better Restaurant Virtual Tour
Guests reach the room they care about first
Someone planning a birthday in the Amazon Lounge does not want to start at the front door and hunt for it. One tab takes them straight to the private dining room they are deciding on.
Nobody gets lost inside the tour
In a standard 360 tour, visitors follow arrows and guess which way leads to the garden. Named tabs remove the guesswork, so people keep exploring instead of leaving the page.
It still feels like walking through the restaurant
The tabs are shortcuts, not separate photographs. From any room, guests continue through the connected tour and understand how the spaces link together, the same way we plan navigation for complex spaces in our Matterport work.
Every space gets equal attention
Paladar’s courtyard and private rooms are invisible from the street and easy to miss online. A tab for each one presents the whole venue, not only the room nearest the door.
Four Dining Spaces, Four Different Evenings
🍽️ Main dining room and bar
The heart of the restaurant, with flexible tables and bar seating for 36 to 40 guests. It suits lunch, dinner with friends and exclusive hire for larger groups.
👨🍳 Chef’s Table in the Bodega
A raised table beside the open kitchen pass for 8 to 10 guests. Groups follow the kitchen at work, and Paladar recommends its tasting menu for special occasions.
🌿 Courtyard Garden
Sheltered outdoor dining for up to 32 guests, or 20 at one long table. In the tour, guests see how the tables are arranged before choosing it for a celebration.
🎨 Amazon Lounge
A private dining room for up to 20 guests, shaped by a large mixed media installation by Colombian artist Rafael Rosas-Marin. Event organisers can see the artwork and seating before they enquire.
Capacities are as published on Paladar’s dining areas page.
Why Paladar Wanted Every Space on Google Maps
Paladar’s earlier Google tour showed the main dining room only. The Chef’s Table, Courtyard Garden and Amazon Lounge were missing, although these are the spaces groups and event organisers want to see before they book.
Describing a room by phone or email leaves space for different expectations. A virtual tour of every room lets guests check the layout, décor and seating for themselves, so the conversation with the restaurant starts from a shared picture.
How We Planned the Paladar Virtual Tour
We started on London Road
The tour begins outside, so first time visitors recognise the frontage and entrance before they arrive. On Google Maps, this connects the street to the restaurant inside, as it does for Zebrano in Soho and The Guard House.
We followed the way guests move
Viewpoints follow the natural route from the entrance to the bar, then on to the Chef’s Table, the courtyard and the private lounge. Moving through the tour feels like walking, not jumping between photographs.
We captured each room at its best
Every viewpoint was placed to show the space as a guest experiences it: the view of the kitchen pass, the courtyard tables, the artwork in the Amazon Lounge. Each room appears at its authentic best, photographed with high-quality professional 360 cameras.
Google Street View, Taken Beyond Google
Most restaurants treat a Google Street View tour as something that appears when people search for them on Google Maps. That is where it starts, not where it ends.
📍 On Google Maps, where guests find you
Your Google Street View virtual tour is published to your Google Business Profile, so it appears when people search for your restaurant, your area or “restaurants near me”. Google hosts it, so there is no hosting bill. See how this works for Popeyes in Charlton and Giovanni’s in Cambridge.
🖥️ On your website, as a premium viewer
We bring the same tour to your website with Virtual Tour Space Navigation: a space viewer with a tab for every room, like the one on this page. Visitors reach any room in one click and stay on your site, next to your menus and booking form. If you manage your own site, our guide to embedding a Google virtual tour on a WordPress website shows the simple version.
💷 One payment, no monthly fees
Google Street View virtual tours from 360 View start from £247 + VAT with no monthly fee, and Virtual Tour Space Navigation for your website is an add-on from £49. There is no subscription, no platform licence and nothing to renew. You pay once and the tour works for you for years.
🔗 Send guests a link to the exact room they ask about
Every room in the tour has its own link. When someone asks about the Amazon Lounge, send them that room. When a group wants to sit beside the kitchen, send them the Chef’s Table. They see the exact space you are talking about, not one photograph.
🛠️ Support after delivery
If a room is refurbished or the entrance moves, we can return to update the tour. If something goes wrong with the tour on Google, we deal with it and contact Google on your behalf. Read what clients say in our customer reviews.
What Other London Restaurants and Venues Can Learn From Paladar
Some of a venue’s most appealing spaces are the hardest to show online. A private room upstairs, a garden behind the dining room or a chef’s table by the pass is difficult to explain in a short booking description.
Any venue with more than one space can show them this way: restaurants with private dining rooms, hotels with bars, lounges and terraces, cinemas such as Everyman Salisbury, members’ clubs across several floors, and event venues with several halls. For venues that need a measured 3D walkthrough as well, a Matterport virtual tour works the same way with its own room tabs.
We photograph restaurants and venues across the whole of London, from Southwark, Waterloo and the City to the West End, Shoreditch and Canary Wharf, with no travel fees anywhere in the UK. See more in our projects, or compare providers in our guide to choosing a Google Street View company.
Restaurant Discovery Through AI
People now ask AI assistants for restaurants that fit a detailed plan: cuisine, area, atmosphere and group size. Google’s Ask Maps is one example, built on information about places on Google Maps.
Clear descriptions explain what a restaurant offers. Imagery of every space adds what words cannot: how the rooms look and connect. That helps people, and the tools they use, judge whether a venue fits their plans.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a restaurant virtual tour cost in London?
A Google Street View virtual tour from 360 View starts from £247 + VAT. Most London restaurant projects land between £247 and £1,041, depending on how many spaces and viewpoints you need. Request a free quote for an exact figure.
Is a Google Street View virtual tour a one time cost?
Yes. You pay once for the photography and publishing. Google hosts the tour on Google Maps at no charge, and the website viewer is an optional add-on from £49, so there is no monthly fee, licence or maintenance cost.
Can we show each dining room separately on our restaurant website?
Yes. 360 View presents your tour on your website in one viewer with a tab for each space, as on the Paladar page. Visitors jump to the private dining room, terrace or chef’s table in one click and can keep walking through the tour from there.
Will the restaurant tour also appear on Google Maps?
Yes. The tour is published to your Google Business Profile, so people see it when they find your restaurant on Google Maps and Google Search, including on their phones.
Can we send a guest a link to one specific room?
Yes. Every space in the tour has its own link, so your team can share the private dining room, the terrace or the chef’s table directly with an event enquiry.
Which restaurant spaces should a virtual tour include?
Start with the spaces guests ask about before they book: the entrance, the main dining room, private dining rooms, terraces or gardens, and any special table. Those are the rooms that help people decide.
How long does it take to photograph a restaurant for a virtual tour?
Most restaurants are photographed in two to three hours, planned around opening hours or a quiet service. 360 View usually publishes the tour on Google Maps within a few days of the shoot.
Do you photograph restaurants across London?
Yes. 360 View captures restaurants, bars and venues across all of London and the rest of the UK, with no travel fees. We have worked in Southwark, Soho, Shoreditch, Fitzrovia, Charlton and Greenwich, among many other areas.
Show Every Space in Your London Venue
If your restaurant or venue has rooms that guests rarely see online, tell us about it. Share your location and the spaces you want to show, and we will plan a tour that brings them all into one view, on Google Maps and on your website.
