A website for your restaurant, with the menu up front
People pick where to eat on their phone, with one hand and an empty stomach. Your site has to show the menu, where you are and how to reach you before they open another tab.
What diners look for on your site
Someone landing on a restaurant site usually wants four things: what you serve, when you open, where you are, and how to say they are on their way. If one is missing, they move on to the next place on the map.
That is why a restaurant site does not look like a law firm’s. It sells appetite and location, not credentials. The menu and the map go at the top, not three taps down.
The menu as text, not a photo
A PDF or a photo of the menu is tiny on a phone, slow to open, and Google cannot read it. We put your dishes on the page as text, so they read without zooming and search engines can understand them.
You edit text and images yourself, so changing the special of the day or a price does not mean calling us.
See one built
Open Ana’s Kitchen, an example restaurant built with this same method. It is not a client. It is there so you can see how the menu, the location and the contact button look on a phone.
What it costs
From $129 a month, plus $690 to start, or $1,390 in one payment. Ready in 7 business days. Hosting, domain, SSL, daily backups and email are included. Prices in US dollars.
If you also want an assistant that answers your WhatsApp after hours and a site in Spanish and English, that is the Grow plan: from $199 a month. Full details, including the year-two renewal, are in the pricing table.
What we need from you
- Your menu with prices, the way you want it shown.
- Hours and exact address.
- The phone number or WhatsApp where you want to be reached.
- Real photos of your dishes and your place. They beat any photo of ours; if you do not have them yet, we will talk it through.