@youngdisciple1 Google ranks based on the quality of web content. If it's useful, fresh, relevant, etc it will generally rank very well as it should. If you query "American airlines" it will almost universally rank first since that what the user is looking for. Sure, Delta airlines can pay a bunch of money for a sponsored ad on top but that's how marketing works. It doesn't change aa.com from being the top organic search result.
If you query "best restaurants in Boise" you're going to get restaurants that are highly rated on Google maps interspersed with most popular websites that try to rank restaurants in Boise. Why would you expect anything else? If you want some unknown restaurant to rank well then it either needs to have good ratings on Google maps or enough web content to be considered useful or relevant to the users.
You can't buy your way to the top or organic results.
If you query "best restaurants in Boise" you're going to get restaurants that are highly rated on Google maps interspersed with most popular websites that try to rank restaurants in Boise. Why would you expect anything else? If you want some unknown restaurant to rank well then it either needs to have good ratings on Google maps or enough web content to be considered useful or relevant to the users.
You can't buy your way to the top or organic results.