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The menu is a PDF nobody wants to read on a phone, and it has been wrong since the last price change.
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A restaurant website that shows today’s menu, not last year’s PDF.
Guests want to know three things: what is on the menu, when you are open and whether there is a table. We build restaurant websites that answer exactly that on a phone.
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Typical weak spots
Where websites for Restaurants fall short today
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Reservations come in by phone, right in the middle of service.
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Google shows different opening hours from your own website.
What we build
Building blocks that get used every day
A menu you manage yourself
Change dishes, prices and daily specials in the CMS, split into lunch and dinner if you like.
Table reservations
We embed your reservation system or build a simple request form with email confirmation.
Private parties and groups
A dedicated page for family celebrations, company dinners and catering, with a form for date and party size.
Opening hours in one place
You maintain closing days and holidays once on the website, and we show you where the same details go in your Google profile.
What this can look like
An Italian restaurant replaces its PDF menu with a maintained online menu that includes allergen fields. The head chef posts the daily specials from his phone each morning, and groups send a request form instead of calling at 7 pm.
Industry know-how
What matters for Restaurants
Allergen labelling you can maintain
We build the menu so the 14 major allergens and additives are stored as separate fields for each dish. When a recipe changes, you tick a different box instead of rewriting a paragraph. Your kitchen stays responsible for the accuracy of the information.
Reservations without double bookings
Online reservations only work if they use the same table book as the phone. We check with you whether your system can be embedded. If not, we build a request you confirm, rather than handing out tables automatically.
Menu as text, not an image
A menu as a photo or PDF is hard for Google to read and impossible for a screen reader. Maintained as text, your site stands a chance of being found for individual dishes too.
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