What diners look for first
- The menu, readable on a phone, without downloading a PDF.
- Opening hours and the address, with a map link.
- Photos that show the food and the room.
- A fast way to book a table, call or order.
Built for phones
Most people look up a restaurant on their phone, often while walking there. Every site is built mobile-first and checked at phone sizes, with tap-to-call and tap-for-directions friendly layouts.
Easy to keep current
New seasonal menu, holiday hours or a special event? Tell the chat what changed and the site is updated. There's no editor or plugin to maintain.
Also great for
- Cafes and bakeries
- Bars and breweries
- Food trucks and pop-ups
- Caterers and private chefs
Frequently asked questions
Can I put my menu on the website?
Yes. Paste the menu or describe it, and it's laid out as a clean, readable section for phones and desktops.
Can customers book a table?
You can add a reservation section to the design. Online booking itself is handled by linking to the reservation service you already use, or by phone or email.
How much does a restaurant website cost?
Building and previewing is free to start. Publishing is from $29 a month, including hosting and SSL.