01
They are already hungry
Nobody browses a restaurant site for entertainment. They want hours, menu, and directions in under ten seconds, on a phone, often in a car.
Websites for restaurants and cafés
Three questions, every single time: are you open, what is on the menu, and how do I get there. Answer all three in one screen and the job is done.
How your customers really find you
02
Your hours are wrong somewhere
Google, Facebook, and your website probably disagree right now. That is a customer at a locked door, and then a one-star review about it.
03
The menu is a PDF and it should not be
PDFs pinch-zoom badly on phones, do not rank on Google, and cannot be updated by texting me a photo. A real web menu does all three.
What your site actually needs
Every one of these is included in the build — not quoted as an extra later.
- Hours, address, phone without scrolling The three things everyone came for, before anything else.
- A real web menu Not a PDF. Not a photo of a chalkboard. Text that Google can read and you can change.
- One-tap directions and calling They are driving. Make it one thumb.
- Reservation or order button everywhere On every screen, not just the home page.
- Photos of your actual food Stock photos of somebody else lunch fool nobody.
- Holiday hours by text Text me the change and it is live within five business days.
A Standard website is usually the right fit
Tell me about your business and I will recommend the smallest plan that does the job. A fixed price comes back within one business day — not a range.