Reservation button leads to a removed third-party booking page.
The reservation CTA resolves to a 404 response on the booking provider domain.
Fix: Replace the CTA destination with the current booking link and retest from the homepage.
Restaurants sample report
Restaurant visitors often arrive on mobile and need a menu, reservation link, order button, hours, or location quickly. This sample shows how SiteLeak surfaces broken paths that can quietly block intent.
Example findings
The reservation CTA resolves to a 404 response on the booking provider domain.
Fix: Replace the CTA destination with the current booking link and retest from the homepage.
The sampled menu link returns HTTP 404.
Fix: Restore the dinner menu URL or redirect the old link to the current menu page.
The mobile screenshot shows no ordering action before 1,200px of vertical scroll.
Fix: Move the order CTA closer to the top of the page on mobile.
Monitoring reason
Menus, hours, and third-party ordering links change often. Monitoring gives a simple way to know when a public customer path breaks after an update.