The menu as text, never a PDF
A PDF opens badly on a phone, has to be read by pinching, and Google gets nothing from it. Your menu is text on the page, readable and findable.
Websites for restaurants
Three questions, always the same ones: are you open, what is on the menu, and how do I book. A restaurant site that answers those in one screen has done its job.
Live in 7 business days or 10% back for every day late.
Hours that are true
Including statutory holidays and unplanned closures. You text me, it changes the same business day.
Book in two taps
A call button, or the link to the system you already use. No six-field form for a table for two.
The menu changes, the website does not
The real problem with a restaurant site is not its design, it is its upkeep. An autumn menu still online in March does more damage than no site at all: the customer concludes the information is unreliable and either phones to check or goes elsewhere. That is exactly why same-day changes are part of the package, and why there is no dashboard for you to learn. You text me the new price, I change it.
What your customers are typing right now
- "restaurant open now" plus the neighbourhood
- the restaurant name plus "menu"
- the type of cuisine plus the city
- "reservation" or "takeout", depending on the hour
Six trades, six sites
A real page, live, not a screenshot. Open it on your phone.
RestaurantLe Bar à BeurreTwenty-eight seats, a short menu, and everything we can source comes from a producer within a hundred kilometres.Open the demoYour mockup, free
Text me the name of your restaurant. You get a mockup of your homepage, free, before you pay a cent.
Ready to see your site?
Text me.
You get your mockup.
Send me your business name and your trade. I send back a mockup of your home page. Free, no commitment, no form to fill out.
Same-day answer, Monday to Friday.
