WEBSITES FOR CAFÉS & RESTAURANTS
Make them hungry before they arrive.
Put your menu, atmosphere and booking details front and centre with a website that makes people want to visit.
A little more than a meal.
Thoughtful plates, beautiful ingredients and a warm welcome around every table.
Thoughtful plates, beautiful ingredients and a warm welcome around every table.
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Your website should tell people what you serve, when you are open and how to find you. Most visitors check the menu and opening hours before they walk in.
What your website should do
Food businesses change often: seasonal menus, holiday hours, new dishes. A simple site that you can ask us to update keeps the information right, which matters more than fancy design.
Menu that is easy to read
A clear menu on a phone, with prices if you want to show them. Update it when the menu changes.
Opening hours
Show your normal hours and any changes for bank holidays or events.
Find us
Your address and a map link, so customers can get there without searching.
Photos of the food and space
Good photos of your food and room help people decide where to go.
Dietary information
Make accurate allergen and dietary information easy to find and keep it up to date.
Bookings and events
Explain how to reserve a table, enquire about private hire or ask about an event.
Pages we would suggest
- Home, with opening hours and a call to action
- Menu
- Opening hours and location
- Gallery
- About your food and story
- Contact, with address and phone
Questions to answer on the form
Tell us your type of food, your menu (or the main items), your opening hours, your address, and your phone number. Add photos if you have them. Leave out any prices you are not sure of.
What do you offer?
List your main services, products, treatments or sessions. Use the words your customers would search for.
Who do you want to reach?
Describe your ideal customers, the locations you serve and any specialist areas you want to highlight.
What should visitors do next?
Choose the clearest next step: call, request a quote, make a booking, visit your shop or send an enquiry.
What can help build trust?
Think about real photos, examples of your work, genuine reviews, qualifications and useful answers to common questions.
What it costs
A website is £299 one-off, with 12 months of hosting, your domain and business email included. An online shop is from £399. You pay £99 to start and the rest when you are happy. No monthly fees for 12 months. See pricing.