Web design for restaurants
Restaurant websites that fill tables and keep orders coming in
People check a restaurant's site for a few things: the menu, the hours, the location and a way to order or book. If any of those are slow, outdated or buried in a PDF, they move on to the next option.
We build restaurant sites that put those answers first, look great on a phone and connect to the tools you already run. That includes your POS, your online ordering, your reservation platform and your gift card program.
Where restaurants websites usually fall short
Third-party apps take a cut of every order
DoorDash and Uber Eats bring reach, but their commissions add up. A strong direct ordering option on your own site keeps more of each ticket.
Menus that are hard to update
PDF menus are slow on phones and go out of date fast. Prices and items change, and the site should change with them.
Inconsistent info across the web
Hours and menus on Google, Yelp and delivery apps often drift from your site. Guests get frustrated when the details do not match.
Sites that look nothing like the room
Templates rarely capture a restaurant's atmosphere. Your site should feel like the experience you are selling.
What we build in
The features that move the numbers for restaurants businesses.
Mobile-first HTML menus
Menus are real web pages, not PDFs, so they load fast, read well on phones and can be found in search.
Direct online ordering
We connect commission-free or lower-fee ordering through your POS so guests can order from you directly.
Reservations built in
OpenTable, Resy or Tock booking sits right on the page, so guests can reserve without leaving the site.
Gift cards and merch
Digital gift cards and simple merch sales give guests an easy way to buy for others, especially around holidays.
Events and private dining
Private dining and catering inquiry forms collect party size, date and budget so your team can respond quickly.
Structured data for search
We add restaurant and menu structured data so search engines and AI assistants can read your hours, cuisine and location.
Why WordPress or Webflow
Webflow suits design-led restaurants that want a site that matches the room, while WordPress is great for groups that publish a lot of events and news. Ordering and reservations come from your POS and booking partners, so the site platform stays flexible.
Integrations we connect
Specialties
Each one has its own must-haves. Pick yours.
Fast casual & QSR
Fast casual and quick service guests want to order fast, often from their phone on the way in. The site should make ordering the main event, with clear pickup times and loyalty signup.
Fine dining
Fine dining sites sell an experience before the guest ever arrives. Strong photography, the chef's story, tasting menus and a smooth reservation flow set expectations.
Bars & breweries
Bars and breweries live on what is on tap, what is happening this week and what the vibe feels like. Tap lists, event calendars and taproom hours need to be easy to keep fresh.
Cafes & bakeries
Cafes and bakeries rely on regulars and on custom orders like cakes and catering trays. We make the daily menu easy to find and the custom order process simple.
Catering
Catering buyers are planning an event and want to know what you offer, what it costs and whether you are available. Package menus and a detailed inquiry form help you quote quickly.
Food trucks
Food truck fans mostly want to know where you will be today. A live schedule, a simple menu and a booking form for private events cover most of what matters.
Multi-location restaurant groups
Restaurant groups need one system that handles many concepts or locations without each site drifting. We build shared components with location pages that pull hours, menus and booking per spot.
Ghost kitchens
Ghost kitchens and virtual brands have no dining room, so the website and delivery listings are the whole storefront. We make each brand look established and route orders to direct and third-party channels.
Questions from restaurants owners
Can we take online orders without paying delivery app commissions?
Should our menu be a PDF?
Can you add reservations from OpenTable or Resy?
Can we update the menu ourselves?
Let's build your restaurants website.
Share a few details and a budget range. We reply within one business day with a plan, a platform recommendation and a fixed quote.