Wide shot of a small agency team around a wooden table, laptops open, printed shot lists and a coffee mug in frame, north-facing window light casting soft shadows across the work surface, one person holding a phone showing a food photograph
Wide shot of a small agency team around a wooden table, laptops open, printed shot lists and a coffee mug in frame, north-facing window light casting soft shadows across the work surface, one person holding a phone showing a food photograph
/ Built for food

We work inside the kitchen, not outside it.

Pomodoro exists because food businesses at human scale deserve an agency that knows what a Tuesday morning service looks like.

Close-up overhead of hands arranging heirloom tomatoes on a weathered wooden market table, golden hour light raking across the produce, a partial notebook visible at the frame edge
Close-up overhead of hands arranging heirloom tomatoes on a weathered wooden market table, golden hour light raking across the produce, a partial notebook visible at the frame edge
— Why we started

Generalist agencies miss the whole point.

A 20-seat restaurant can't post on a schedule that ignores prep day, a sold-out special, or a supplier who didn't show. We built Pomodoro to work around those realities, not past them.

We keep the agency small on purpose. Every client has a team that has been inside their space, knows their menu, and doesn't need a briefing document to write a caption.

Agency photographer crouching low at a farmers market stall, phone camera aimed at a crate of just-harvested root vegetables, morning light from an open tent side, a vendor's hands visible in the background arranging bundles of kale
Agency photographer crouching low at a farmers market stall, phone camera aimed at a crate of just-harvested root vegetables, morning light from an open tent side, a vendor's hands visible in the background arranging bundles of kale
• Small by design

On the ground, not on a call.

Our team spends real hours in client kitchens, at market stalls, and in farm fields. We shoot what's actually happening, not what we wished had happened.

Staying small means we take fewer clients each quarter. It also means the person who wrote your first post still writes your posts six months later.

Your product is worth the drive.

We take on a handful of new clients each quarter. If your season is coming and your story isn't out there yet, let's talk.