Websites for restaurants
Restaurant websites that fill tables
Diners check your website before they book, usually on a phone with friends looking over their shoulder. They want the menu, the feel of the place and an easy way to reserve. A good restaurant site does the selling before anyone walks in.
What your website needs
A menu people can actually read
Proper text with prices, not a PDF that needs pinching and zooming. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten free dishes marked, so groups can decide quickly.
Reservations without the phone tag
Business Fundamentals adds a Reservations page. Take bookings through your site and manage them from your dashboard, or link the booking system you already use.
Atmosphere in the photos
People choose restaurants on feel. We design around your dishes and your room, so the site sets the mood before they arrive.
Functions and group bookings
A clear section for birthdays, work dinners and private dining, with an enquiry form that comes straight to your inbox.
Sittings, location and parking
Lunch and dinner times, when the kitchen closes, the nearest parking and public transport, all easy to find.
The right package: Business Fundamentals, $699
Most restaurants take reservations, so Business Fundamentals is the usual pick, with a Jobs page for hiring floor and kitchen staff too. If bookings run through another app, Basic Web with a link to it also works.
- Home
- Menu
- About Us
- Opening hours
- Contact Us
- Reservations
- Jobs
Every site includes
- A free mockup of your site before you pay anything
- Designed for phones first, and quick to load
- Enquiry forms that email you straight away
- Privacy Policy and Terms pages drafted for you
- Up to 10 free revisions before launch (20 on Business Fundamentals)
- It’s yours: download your site files any time
How to win more customers online
Put the menu in text
Google can read a text menu, so someone searching for “wood fired pizza near me” can find yours. A PDF menu usually stays invisible.
Reply to your reviews
Diners read your replies. A thoughtful response to a bad review often wins more trust than the good ones.
Change the site with the menu
New season, new dishes, new photos. Keeping the site current stops awkward moments at the table.
Questions
Can people book a table on my website?
Yes. Business Fundamentals includes a Bookings page: guests book through a form on your site and you manage every booking in your Members dashboard. Already using OpenTable, SevenRooms or another booking app? The page can send people straight there instead.
Can I show different menus for lunch, dinner and drinks?
Yes. Your menu page can be split into sections like lunch, dinner, drinks and desserts, and you can update each one yourself.
Will it work for a function space?
Yes. We add a functions section with capacity, packages and an enquiry form for the date and number of guests.
What does it cost?
Basic Web is $499 and Business Fundamentals is $699, each paid once. Hosting with Launch Corner Members is $24.99 a month and includes unlimited updates, or host it yourself for free. Prefer to spread it out? $0 Upfront covers the website and a year of hosting in 12 monthly payments.