Restaurant websites that fill tables.
Hungry people search on their phones and decide fast. Your site should show the menu, the hours and a way to book in seconds.
What diners check first
- The menu, on the page, with prices
- Hours, including holidays and special events
- Location and parking, with one tap to directions
- A reserve or order button, not a phone tree
- Real photos of the food and the room
- Private events and catering, if you offer them
Menus people and search engines can read
A scanned PDF menu means pinching and zooming on a phone, and search engines may not read it at all. We build your menu as part of the page, so people searching for a dish or a cuisine near them can find you, and you can change prices in minutes.
Designed to feel like your place
A wood-fired kitchen and a quick lunch counter should not look alike online. We match the site to your room, your food and your crowd, then keep it fast enough to load on a phone in a parking lot.
See the Saffron Table concept, a restaurant site we built for a fictional neighborhood kitchen.

Packages that fit
- Launch, $1,500: up to 3 pages
- Elevate, $3,500: up to 8 pages with copywriting
- Local SEO Starter, $399 a month
Questions owners ask
Should my menu be a PDF?
No. A PDF menu is hard to read on a phone and harder for search engines to read. We put the menu right on the page, with prices, so diners and Google can read it and you can update it easily.
Can customers book a table or order online?
Yes. We add a reservation form or connect the booking or ordering system you already use, with a clear button on every page.
How much does a restaurant website cost?
Most restaurants fit our Launch package at $1,500 or Elevate at $3,500 if you want more pages, a photo gallery, private event pages and copywriting.
Will it show my holiday hours?
Yes. We add an easy banner for holiday hours and special events, and show you how to match them on your Google Business Profile.