The menu, the hours, and a table booked.
Almost everyone who visits a restaurant website wants one of three things: what do you serve, are you open, and can I get a table. Everything else on the page is in their way.
A menu that is not a PDF
A PDF menu on a phone is a pinch-and-drag argument, and a search engine can barely read it. Yours goes on the page as real text — which is also what lets somebody find you by searching for the dish they want.
Hours that are right on a public holiday
The fastest way to lose a regular is to be shut when the internet said you were open. Changing your hours is a message to us, included, usually same day — so the hours stay true instead of being right last March.
Booking and ordering in one tap
Whatever you already use — OpenTable, Resy, a phone number, a delivery platform — sits where a thumb lands. We are not going to make you change systems to have a website.
Restaurants
The menu and the booking do the work. Dietary markers next to the dishes, because "do you have anything gluten free" is a phone call you should not have to take.
Cafés & bakeries
Opening hours are the product. Early hours, weekend hours, whether the kitchen stops before close, and whether there is space to sit with a laptop — all real searches.
Food trucks & pop-ups
Where you are this week matters more than anything else. A location and schedule block that is quick to change, because you will be changing it constantly.
Bars & breweries
What is on tap now, what is on this week, and whether there is food. Events get a place on the page so people can plan around them instead of finding out afterwards.
Can I update the menu myself?
Send us the change and it is done, usually the same day, included in your plan. Menus change often, which is exactly why we do not charge per edit — a site with a stale menu is worse than no site.
Do you handle online ordering?
We connect the site to whatever you already use for orders or delivery. On the Pro+ plan we can build ordering into the site itself if you would rather not pay a platform’s commission.
We are only on Instagram right now. Is that a problem?
It is a good start and a bad foundation. Instagram does not show up when somebody searches your town plus the food they want, and it does not hold your menu, your hours or your booking link in one place. The website does.
Will it work on a phone?
It is built for a phone first, because that is where nearly all restaurant searches happen — usually by somebody standing outside deciding whether to come in.
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Send us your menu and your hours.
We build the site first. You see the finished thing, and only then do you pay — $250 once and $35 a month, with your domain included. No contract.