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Restaurants, cafés, and catering

Digital menu, hours, and table booking on one address guests actually open

Before they arrive, guests on a phone look for what is served, when you close, and how to reserve. A restaurant site answers faster than a PDF in Stories and stays findable outside the Instagram feed.

Problem & solution

What happens when a guest wants the menu and only finds a PDF or a Story?

Social posts fill tables when you publish. The site holds menu, hours, and booking when a guest searches at 9 p.m.

Problem

Instagram only or PDF menu

  • PDFs zoom poorly, lag on weak networks, and go stale fast
  • Hours and allergen notes vanish between new posts
  • Table booking depends on a message or a call at peak hours
  • Catering and group events have no clear inquiry path beyond the phone

Solution

A restaurant site with a digital menu

  • Menu readable on a phone, by category and price
  • Hours, address, and map always in the same place
  • Table reservation form or one-tap call
  • A short section or form for catering and events

Posts still attract. The site is the address where menu and booking do not disappear when the algorithm quiets the profile.

Included

What guests open before they arrive

Digital menu, location, reservation. Fast on a phone, not a PDF in the feed.

  • Digital menu

    Categories, prices, and allergens in HTML. Better to read and for Google than PDF alone.

  • Address and hours

    Map, phone, and hours visible immediately. Fewer “are you open today?” calls.

  • Table reservation

    Date, time, and party size in a form, or a fuller module when the venue needs it.

  • Food and atmosphere

    Photos that sell the visit, especially to new guests and tourists.

Checklist

What a restaurant or café site must include

  • A digital menu (not only a PDF link): dishes, prices, short descriptions

  • Opening hours and closed days

  • Address, map, and parking note if it matters

  • Food and interior photos (typically 6 to 10 strong shots)

  • Phone and a table reservation form

  • SEO for “restaurant [city]”, “café [area]”, and the venue name

  • A link to Google Maps and, optionally, Instagram

If you also do catering, add a short section and an event inquiry form. Portfolio example: Ketering Jedne Mame, a one-page with menu, gallery, and contact.

Investment

Pricing and timeline for a restaurant website

Landing page

€150

Menu, hours, location, and contact. A strong first step for a venue that wants guests to see the offer immediately.

Full site

By scope

Multi-page structure, CMS for the menu, table booking, and catering inquiry are quoted by scope and languages.

Quote

24h

A free quote within 24 hours. A landing page with menu typically takes 3 to 7 days once content is ready.

Next step

Ready for the next step?

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FAQ

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