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Two things come to mind. First, When you're at a restaurant and you notice that they need your services, point it out to them and give them a card. Talk to the manager of course, the waitress could care less. Second is that there is one type of business that caters to all restaurants, and that's the restaurant supply shops. Maybe they have a board or something that you could post a flyer or business cards on. Oh, wait, I guess there are two places that cater to restaurants, the other being the ones that supply them with food.
If you really want to get aggressive on the advertising, either one of these businesses might sell you an address list of their customers that you could use to send targeted advertising.

Thanx Terry. I believe C.A.R.S. is the one that Danchuck uses. But I could be wrong.
When the customer brought the car and all the boxes of stuff, I opened the headliner box to find nothing but the windlace inside ! The flat box that said "package tray" had a behind the seat close out panel , made to fit god knows what, and the chrome for the doorpanels was for a different body style. Three things that had to be re ordered. That cost me a lot of time.

Hey there guys and gals, I 've just installed a couple of different original interiors in 55-57 chevys. The kits were bought by my customers through a local retailer that specializes in these cars. He orders the kits from Danchuck. I was complaining to him about the poor quality of vinyl used in these kits, so he says that he'll try some different suppliers. SO, I was wondering if any of you have had any good or satisfactory results with these kits, and if so, who was the manufacturer?  I do know that Danchuck is the supplier, and not the actual manufacturer. They also source their parts from different manufacturers, I believe. The headliners seem to be pretty good quality. The extra vinyl that was sent to cover the seat skirts was like cardboard, so I had to order some Montana soft.
Also, How much are you charging to install a complete interior ?