Industries · Restaurants
Websites forrestaurants & food businesses.
Nobody browses a restaurant website. They arrive with one of four questions, what is on the menu, are you open, where are you, and can I book, and they want the answer in three seconds on a phone while standing on a sidewalk. Almost every restaurant site fails this because it was built like a brochure: a full-screen video, an animated intro, and a PDF menu that opens in a new tab and pinch-zooms to nothing.
The pattern
Where these siteskeep going wrong.
The menu is a PDF
PDF menus are unreadable on phones and largely invisible to search. Your menu should be real, indexable HTML.
Hours are wrong or missing
The most-searched fact about your restaurant. If Google has stale hours, you are turning away people standing outside your door.
It loads like a magazine
Autoplaying hero video on a mobile connection is how you lose a hungry customer to the place next door.
Instagram is where you actually live
Your real audience is on Instagram and your site pretends otherwise. It should connect to that presence, not ignore it.
What we build instead
Built for howyou actually sell.
- HTML menus that search engines can read and phones can render instantly
- Hours, location, and tap-to-call above the fold, with Restaurant structured data so Google shows them correctly
- Reservation and ordering integration with whatever platform you already use
- Instagram feed integration so the site reflects what you actually post
- Ruthless performance work, because this category punishes slow sites hardest
FAQ
Questions,answered straight.
Can you connect our reservation system?
Yes, most of the common platforms integrate cleanly. Tell us what you use and we will confirm before quoting.
We update our menu constantly. Do we need you every time?
No. We set menus up so you can edit them yourself. Needing to call your developer to change a price is a design failure.
Is a website worth it when we get everything from Instagram and Uber Eats?
Partly. Those channels rent you an audience and take a cut. A site is the one place you own, and it is what shows up when someone searches your name. But if Instagram is genuinely working, keep doing that, and treat the site as support rather than a replacement.