* create a POI tagged as a Burger King: okay ([`amenity=fast_food`](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:amenity%3Dfast_food) and `cuisine=burger`). Mapping only as "POI" (I think you mean a "[node](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Node)") does not provide the info of the size of the restaurant. It also does not provide the info that there is a building. However, it is a good start. * create a building tagged as a Burger King: Fine as long as you also add the relevant shop/amenity tags and not only `name=burger king`. Not sure what you mean by "tagged as a Burger King". * create a POI mapped as a Burger King and then create a building with blank fields: Best version … whatever you mean by "blank fields". Buildings have no "fields". For different types of buildings see [Key:building](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:building). This method provides the building (helps someone navigating around) and the shop/amenity (helps someone searching for food). Even better: map the Burger King as area which corresponds to the extends of the Burger King shop/amenity. Well, and here the fine print: as said in my comment above, there are many ways. And different people favour different mapping styles. Some may think a area for a Burger King (instead of a node) is overkill.overkill. A simple, good method is to look around at similar locations. Have a look how it is done there.

* create a POI tagged as a Burger King: okay ([`amenity=fast_food`](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:amenity%3Dfast_food) and `cuisine=burger`). Mapping only as "POI" (I think you mean a "[node](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Node)") does not provide the info of the size of the restaurant. It also does not provide the info that there is a building. However, it is a good start. * create a building tagged as a Burger King: Fine as long as you also add the relevant shop/amenity tags and not only `name=burger king`. Not sure what you mean by "tagged as a Burger King". * create a POI mapped as a Burger King and then create a building with blank fields: Best version … whatever you mean by "blank fields". Buildings have no "fields". For different types of buildings see [Key:building](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:building). This method provides the building (helps someone navigating around) and the shop/amenity (helps someone searching for food). Even better: map the Burger King as area which corresponds to the extends of the Burger King shop/amenity. Well, and here the fine print: as said in my comment above, there are many ways. And different people favour different mapping styles. Some may think a area for a Burger King (instead of a node/point) node) is overkill.

* create a POI tagged as a Burger King: okay ([`amenity=fast_food`](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:amenity%3Dfast_food) and `cuisine=burger`). Mapping only as "POI" does not provide the info of the size of the restaurant. It also does not provide the info that there is a building. However, it is a good start. * create a building tagged as a Burger King: Fine as long as you also add the relevant shop/amenity tags and not only `name=burger king`. Not sure what you mean by "tagged as a Burger King". * create a POI mapped as a Burger King and then create a building with blank fields: Best version … whatever you mean by "blank fields". Buildings have no "fields". For different types of buildings see [Key:building](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:building). This method provides the building (helps someone navigating around) and the shop/amenity (helps someone searching for food). Even better: map the Burger King as area which corresponds to the extends of the Burger King shop/amenity. Well, and here the fine print: as said in my comment above, there are many way. ways. And different people favour different mapping styles. Some may think a area for a Burger King (instead of a node/point) is overkill.

* create a POI tagged as a Burger King: okay ([`amenity=fast_food`](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:amenity%3Dfast_food) and `cuisine=burger`). Mapping only as "POI" does not provide the info of the size of the restaurant. It also does not provide the info that there is a building. However, it is a good start. * create a building tagged as a Burger King: Fine as long as you also add the relevant shop/amenity tags and not only "name=burger king". `name=burger king`. Not sure what you mean by "tagged as a Burger King". * create a POI mapped as a Burger King and then create a building with blank fields: Best version … whatever you mean by "blank fields". Buildings have no "fields". For different types of buildings see [Key:building](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:building). This method provides the building (helps someone navigating around) and the shop/amenity (helps someone searching for food). Even better: map the Burger King as area which corresponds to the extends of the Burger King shop/amenity. Well, and here the fine print: as said in my comment above, there are many way. And different people favour different mapping styles. Some may think a area for a Burger King (instead of a node/point) is overkill.

* create a POI tagged as a Burger King: Fine okay ([`amenity=fast_food`](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:amenity%3Dfast_food) and `cuisine=burger`). `cuisine=burger`). Mapping only as "POI" does not provide the info of the size of the restaurant. It also does not provide the info that there is a building. However, it is a good start. * create a building tagged as a Burger King: Fine as long as you also add the relevant shop/amenity tags and not only "name=burger king". Not sure what you mean by "tagged as a Burger King". * create a POI mapped as a Burger King and then create a building with blank fields: Best version … whatever you mean by "blank fields". Buildings have no "fields". For different types of buildings see [Key:building](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:building). This method provides the building (helps someone navigating around) and the shop/amenity (helps someone searching for food). Even better: map the Burger King as area which corresponds to the extends of the Burger King shop/amenity. Well, and here the fine print: as said in my comment above, there are many way. And different people favour different mapping styles. Some may think a area for a Burger King (instead of a node/point) is overkill.

* create a POI tagged as a Burger King: Fine. Fine ([`amenity=fast_food`](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:amenity%3Dfast_food) and `cuisine=burger`). * create a building tagged as a Burger King: Fine as long as you also add the relevant shop shop/amenity tags and not only "name=burger king". Not sure what you mean by "tagged as a Burger King". * create a POI mapped as a Burger King and then create a building with blank fields: Best version … whatever you mean by "blank fields". Buildings have no "fields". For different types of buildings see [Key:building](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:building). This method provides the building (helps someone navigating around) and the shop shop/amenity (helps someone searching for food). Even better: map the Burger King as area which corresponds to the extends of the Burger King shop. shop/amenity. Well, and here the fine print: as said in my comment above, there are many way. And different people favour different mapping styles. Some may think a area for a Burger King (instead of a node/point) is overkill.

* create a POI tagged as a Burger King: Fine. * create a building tagged as a Burger King: Fine as long as you also add the relevant shop tags and not only "name=burger king". Not sure what you mean by "tagged as a Burger King". * create a POI mapped as a Burger King and then create a building with blank fields: Best version, version … whatever you mean by "blank fields". Buildings have no "fields". For different types of buildings see [Key:building](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:building). This method provides the building (helps someone navigating around) and the shop (helps someone searching for food). Even better: map the Burger King as area which corresponds to the extends of the Burger King shop. Well, and here the fine print: as said in my comment above, there are many way. And different people favour different mapping styles. Some may think a area for a Burger King (instead of a node/point) is overkill.

* create a POI tagged as a Burger King: Fine. * create a building tagged as a Burger King: Fine as long as you also add the relevant shop tags and not only "name=burger king". Not sure what you mean by "tagged as a Burger King". * create a POI mapped as a Burger King and then create a building with blank fields: Best version, whatever you mean by "blank fields". Buildings have no "fields". For different types of buildings see [Key:building](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:building). Even better: map the Burger King as area which corresponds to the extends of the Burger King shop. Well, and here the fine print: as said in my comment above, there are many way. And different people favour different mapping styles. Some may think a area for a Burger King (instead of a node/point) is overkill.