Websites for restaurants and cafés. From £250.

Hand-coded for how tables fill: the couple outside checking the menu on a phone, the Sunday lunch booked on Wednesday, the birthday table for twelve. Built for a customer who is hungry now. Your homepage designed free before you pay anything.

Fixed prices. Free design first. Most sites live inside two weeks.

Concept site for a Harrogate café, desktop view
Concept site for a Harrogate café

What people type when they're hungry

The searches that fill tables, and how the page is built to answer each one.

“restaurants near me”
Menu, opening hours and a book a table button in the first screen, with your town and street written out for Google. 'Near me' only works if your address is on the page.
“sunday lunch [your town]”
A Sunday lunch page of its own: the roast, the price, the sittings and a booking link, with your town in the words Google reads. One page per menu beats one page for everything.
“café [your town]”
Your home page written around your town and the street you're on, not a vague 'in the heart of Yorkshire'. Opening hours and a photo of the counter before anything else.
“book a table [your town]”
A book button on every screen that opens the table system you already use, or a form that lands in your inbox with the date, time and party size. Never more than one tap away.
“[your town] takeaway”
A takeaway page with the menu as text, not a photo of it, a tap-to-call number and collection times. Text is what Google reads and what a phone shows without pinching.

How tables actually fill

Two customers, one page. Neither has to scroll past the other to find what they need.

The hungry walk-past

Outside at 7pm, phone out, checking the menu and whether you're open. If it loads slowly, they walk on.

  • Today's opening hours in the first screen
  • The menu as text that loads fast, not a PDF
  • Tap-to-call and directions in thumb reach
  • Prices on the menu, so nobody has to guess
Concept site for a Harrogate café, phone view

The table for twelve

A birthday on a Saturday in three weeks. They're comparing menus and need to know you'll seat twelve.

  • A page per menu: lunch, evening, Sunday, drinks
  • Photos of your food and room, not stock
  • Google reviews on the page, not just a link
  • Group bookings and allergens answered up front

The pages we'd build for you

Ticked for each site. On the one-page site, ticked rows are sections of one long page.

Home

Who you are, where you are, your hours, the menu and a book button. On the one-page site this is the whole job.

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Menus

Lunch, evening, drinks and specials, as text with prices. Google reads text. A photo of a menu is invisible to it.

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Hours and finding us

Hours for every day, the street, parking and the bus stop, written out in full. This is what local search matches.

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Sunday lunch

The roast, the price, the sittings and a book button. Its own page, so a 'sunday lunch' search lands on it.

One-page site: not includedComplete site
Groups and private dining

How many you seat, set menus for a party, deposits and allergens. The page that wins the table for twelve.

One-page site: not includedComplete site
Reviews

Your best Google reviews on the page with a link to the rest. Trust before they've tasted anything.

One-page siteComplete site
Book a table

Opens your table system, or sends date, time and party size to your inbox. Never more than one tap away.

One-page siteComplete site

Where your ratings sit, and why

Proof nobody sees does nothing. Each one goes where the customer looks for it.

Food hygiene rating

Header, beside your name. Again at the top of every menu.

Anyone with doubts checks it in seconds. Your rating, linked to the FSA listing, not a sticker on the door.

Allergen information

On every menu, dish by dish, and beside the book button.

The booker with a coeliac friend checks before they ask. On the page, dish by dish, so nobody has to ring.

Licensed or bring your own

On the drinks menu, and again on the home page by the hours.

Wine with dinner, or bring a bottle, decides where a group books. Say which, and any corkage, up front.

Google reviews

Home page, high enough to see on a phone without scrolling.

Your best ones on the page, TripAdvisor one link away. The group booker reads three before they suggest you.

Your homepage is designed free first. Like it, and one-page sites are from £250, complete sites from £750, hosting £20 a month. Every price is fixed and agreed in writing before we start.

Before you email

What restaurants and cafés ask us first.

Can I change the menu myself?
Yes. A simple editor lets you change a dish, a price or today's special in a couple of minutes, and it's live straight away. Opening hours and photos work the same way.
Can people book a table on the site?
Yes. The book button opens the table system you already use, or a form that sends date, time and party size to your inbox. We don't build the booking system, we embed yours.
Will the menu load fast on a phone?
Yes. The menu is text on the page, not a PDF or a photo, so it opens fast on a weak signal outside your door, and Google can read every dish on it.

Ready when you are.

Tell us what you serve and where you are. Two sentences typed after service is plenty to start.

  1. 1We reply within one working day.
  2. 2Your free homepage design lands within three.
  3. 3Like it? We agree a fixed price and get started.

No need to write anything up. Your name, your town and whether you take bookings is enough for us to begin.

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