Restaurant websites, from menu to order
A restaurant website starts at $1,000 and goes live 7 days after I get your materials. The menu, hours, location and order button sit on the first screen, because that’s what guests look for. Menus are built as real text, not a PDF, so Google can find your dishes.
What every restaurant site gets
- A text menu page, so “town + dish” searches can land on it
- Buttons to your online ordering and delivery apps
- Google map, parking notes and hours by day
- A form for group bookings and private rooms
- Details that match your Google Business Profile
What it looks like in practice
Loui Boil in Edgewater, New Jersey replaced a WordPress site with pages for the menu, online ordering, private parties and directions. On Google Lighthouse (desktop) it scores 100 for performance and 100 for SEO, and the first screen appears in 0.8 seconds.
Pricing
| Package | Price | Turnaround |
|---|---|---|
| 5 pages built around menu, ordering and location | $1,000 | 7 days |
| Options like a booking form, blog or a second language | +$500 each | Quoted up front |
| Care after launch | $19 a month | First month free |
A site I built
Loui Boil
Restaurant · Edgewater, NJ
Visit site ↗Common questions
My menu changes often. Is that a problem?
No. The $19 a month care plan includes 5 menu or photo swaps every month. Extra edits are $20 each.
Do you build the ordering system too?
I connect the service you already use, such as Toast, Square or a delivery app, with clear buttons. A brand new ordering system is a separate conversation.
I don’t have photos
Phone photos can be retouched and used. For food, real photos sell better than stock.