Websites for restaurants & food businesses.

For a restaurant, café or takeaway, your website is usually the deciding moment — someone hungry, on their phone, choosing between you and the place down the road. If your menu is a blurry PDF, your opening hours are wrong, or the page takes five seconds to load, they've already gone elsewhere. A good food website removes every reason to leave.

What a restaurant website actually needs

• A fast, tap-friendly menu — real HTML, not a PDF that pinches and zooms. This is the single most-visited page you have.
• Online ordering or pre-ordering — even a simple "order for collection" flow captures sales you'd otherwise lose to a third-party app taking 30% commission.
• Correct hours, location and directions — the boring details people actually came for, with one-tap directions and phone.
• Mouth-watering photography — food sells on sight; the site should lead with it.
• Booking or WhatsApp — for tables, events and enquiries, without a phone call if they'd rather not.

Proof, not promises

Do restaurants need online ordering?

If you do collection or takeaway, yes — and ideally on your own site rather than only through delivery apps. Those apps are great for discovery but take a heavy commission on every order and own your customer data. A simple ordering flow on your own website keeps the margin and the relationship. I build it in as standard.

What it costs

Every site I build — whatever the trade — is £50 a month, everything included: design, build, unlimited updates, and ongoing SEO and Google support. One-off fixed-price builds are available too. See how it works.