Restaurant websites people crave.
Your food is the reason people come. Your website should make them hungry, answer the questions they actually have (are you open, what's on the menu, can I book), and get out of the way of ordering.
What most restaurant sites get wrong
Most restaurant websites are bought templates or bundled with an ordering platform. They look like every other restaurant, and they quietly cost you customers:
- Menus as photos or PDFs. Google can't read them, guests can't search them, and they're hard to read on a phone.
- Hours that go stale on holidays, special events and the day you close early.
- Ordering, waitlists and gift cards that send people off to a different-looking site, where some of them give up.
- Pop-ups and mailing-list boxes that cover the menu on every screen.
- Slow pages from huge photos, on the phones most of your guests are using.
What we build instead
- A real, searchable menu with prices, updated from your phone in a minute.
- Live hours that show "open now" in your time zone, with holiday closings.
- Your ordering, reservations and waitlist (Toast, OpenTable, Resy, Square and others) built in to look like your restaurant, not a third party.
- Your story and your photos: the family, the room, the thing you're known for.
- One signature moment built around your dish or ritual, the part people screenshot and send to friends.
- Fast on phones, with menu and local search basics set up so Google shows the right details.
Keep the tools you already use
You don't have to switch ordering systems, POS or email lists. A custom site becomes a better front door to the tools you already pay for.
Pricing
Honest starting points. Every project is quoted in writing after a short call.
Questions
Can you put our menu online so we can update it ourselves?
Yes. The menu becomes real text on the page, with prices, so Google can read it and guests can search it. You update it from your phone without touching the design.
Do we have to change our online ordering system?
No. Toast, Square, OpenTable, Resy and most other platforms can stay. The site links to them in your own design, and many can be embedded right on the page.
How much does a restaurant website cost?
Most restaurant sites land in the Studio range, from $9,500, for a 4 to 6 page site you can edit yourself. A one-page site starts at $4,500. Every project gets a written quote after a short call.
How long does it take?
Usually 4 to 6 weeks from the first call to launch, depending on the number of pages and photos.
Got something worth scrolling?
Tell me what you're building. I reply to every message within a day, and every project gets a written quote after a short call.