Restaurant
Old Glory BBQ
Short social videos for Old Glory's holidays and bar program in Georgetown, including Labor Day, Halloween, Oktoberfest, New Year's Eve, and drink features.
Industries · Restaurants and retail
Social, video, events, and creators that fill tables and bring people back to the center.
We've marketed more than 20 restaurants and cafés, including Lebanese Taverna, Georgia Brown's, and Old Glory BBQ, plus retail centers like Mosaic District, where the restaurants are a big part of why people come. We run the social channels, shoot the video, promote the events, and bring in local creators. We make digital make sense.
By the numbers
Source: MtoM client records.
Sound familiar?
A full Saturday doesn't pay for a quiet week.
What we do: Content and promotions built around slow days, holidays, and events: drink features, themed nights, and seasonal menus.
An opening has one shot to fill the room and set the tone.
What we do: The opening event, organic and paid social, and local creators lined up before the doors open.
Shoppers go where something is happening, not just where the stores are.
What we do: Festivals, live coverage, restaurant features, and creator content that turn a retail center into a destination.
The work
Holiday video for a Georgetown BBQ institution, a year of content for a modern barbecue spot, and the events and creators that filled a mixed-use district.
Restaurant
Short social videos for Old Glory's holidays and bar program in Georgetown, including Labor Day, Halloween, Oktoberfest, New Year's Eve, and drink features.
Restaurant
Social media for SmokeCraft Modern Barbecue, with a year-in-review video that pulled the year's content into one piece.
Retail center
Events, social media, and influencer marketing for Mosaic District in Merrifield, with EDENS.
We promoted and recapped its festivals, covered events live, featured its restaurants, from Bartaco to Restaurant Week, and brought in local creators to shop its boutiques.
Retail centers
Community events and video for retail centers, from a triathlon at Westfields to shop features at Cabin John Village.
Launches and more
From opening day to the rooftop bar, restaurants are part of almost every hospitality program we run.
The launch of its cafés at Amazon HQ2: the opening event, organic and paid social, and a local influencer program that put the new location in front of Arlington before the doors opened.
Organic and paid social for the DC-area restaurant group.
The Fog Room in Seattle, and Cobre Kitchen and the Outrider rooftop in Scottsdale, each with its own content aimed at locals as well as guests.
Client work shown with permission.
What we do
Take the whole program or the piece you need most. Most restaurants and centers start with social or one big event and add the rest.
Channel management and a content calendar built around your menu, your events, and your slow days.
Food, drink, and event video and photography, shot on site and cut for each platform.
Local creators invited to dine, shop, and post, from openings to holiday campaigns.
Paid social and search aimed at people nearby, timed to events, holidays, and launches.
Landing pages for events and promotions, with tracking for reservations and orders.
Make sure your restaurant or center is the one AI recommends when someone asks where to go.
Search and AI visibility
Diners ask ChatGPT and Google AI for the best brunch nearby, a spot for a birthday dinner, or where to shop this weekend. If your name isn't in the answer, you're not on the list.
Answer engine optimization, run alongside traditional SEO, is how you grow AI visibility: structured content and clean site data, so the engines can find you, understand you, and cite you.
Why MtoM
Food, drinks, events, and the people behind them, captured by our team and cut for social and ads.
Holidays, festivals, restaurant weeks, and slow days, with content and promotions ready before each one.
Local creators, live event coverage, and partnerships between neighboring businesses that give people a reason to visit.
Before you book
Yes. We shoot food, drinks, and events on site and deliver video and photos cut for social, ads, and the website.
Yes. We invite local creators to dine, shop, and attend events, handle the agreements and disclosure, and track what each one delivers.
Yes. We plan the opening event, the social and paid campaigns, and the creator program so the new location has a crowd from day one.
Yes. We market the center as a destination, with events and live coverage, and feature its restaurants and shops so tenants benefit too.
Bring your slow days, your next big event, or your opening date. We'll tell you what we'd do first.