Websites for restaurants and cafés
People decide where to eat on their phone, often standing outside. A restaurant website has to show the menu, the prices, the hours and the way in, fast, and make booking a table or ordering one tap away.
What your website needs
A real menu, not a PDF
Text menus load fast, read well on a phone and can be found by Google; a PDF does none of that.
Booking in one tap
A table booking form or WhatsApp button, right where people decide.
Hours and directions
Opening hours that are always current, plus a map link that opens straight into directions.
Photos that sell
Real photos of your food and your room, sized so they load quickly.
Delivery links
Clear links to the delivery apps you're on, alongside direct ordering if you offer it.
Google Maps profile
Linked to your site so the details match wherever people find you.
Our Saffron & Sage demo shows the approach: a menu that opens as you tap through it, a gallery, and booking built in.
Frequently asked questions
Should my restaurant menu be a PDF?
Ideally not. A text menu loads faster on phones, is easier to read, and can be found by Google, while a PDF often can't.
Can customers book a table on my website?
Yes. We can add a booking form or a WhatsApp button so booking takes one tap.
Do I still need a website if I'm on delivery apps?
Delivery apps own the customer relationship. Your own site is where people check your menu, hours and story, and where you can take direct bookings.
Tell us what you need
Running a business like this? Every project starts with a free first call and a fixed written quote, and everything we build stays in your name.