PDF menus on phones
A scanned or designed PDF menu forces diners to pinch and zoom, cannot be read by screen readers, and is invisible to search engines. It is the single most common complaint about restaurant websites, and the easiest to fix.
Websites for restaurants
Diners visit a restaurant website with a short list of questions and very little patience. What is on the menu, what does it cost, are you open right now, can I book a table or order pickup, and where do I park. Most of them are on a phone, often already in the car or standing outside deciding between two places. Food photography and atmosphere matter, but only after the basics are effortless. Restaurants also have practical needs behind the scenes: menus that change seasonally, holiday hours, private event inquiries, and gift card sales. A good restaurant site lets your team keep all of that current in minutes, without emailing a developer every time the specials change.
A scanned or designed PDF menu forces diners to pinch and zoom, cannot be read by screen readers, and is invisible to search engines. It is the single most common complaint about restaurant websites, and the easiest to fix.
When the website, Google, and delivery apps list different hours, diners show up to a locked door. Holiday closures and seasonal changes need to update in one place and stay consistent everywhere guests look.
Delivery marketplaces charge commissions on every order. Restaurants without their own ordering link on the website push even loyal regulars through those platforms, paying a fee on customers who were coming anyway.
Custom WordPress themes and plugins, plus rescue work on sites that have become slow or insecure. Built so your team can update content without calling a developer.
From $900Interface design grounded in how your customers actually behave. Wireframes and prototypes you can react to before a line of code gets written.
From $800Technical and on-page SEO that gets your site found for the terms your customers actually type. No guaranteed-ranking promises, because nobody can honestly make one.
From $600/moOngoing updates, backups, security patching, and uptime monitoring, so problems get caught before your customers find them.
From $99/moFive steps from first call to launch. You know the price before we start and you can see the work in progress at any point.
A 20-minute conversation about what your business does, who buys from you, and what the site needs to achieve. No charge, and no obligation to continue.
You receive a fixed price, a scope of exactly what is included, and a delivery date. If something is outside the quote, it says so plainly rather than surfacing later as a surprise.
Wireframes first, so the structure gets argued about before anyone is attached to a color. Then full designs you approve before a line of code is written.
We build on a staging URL you can visit any time to watch it come together. You review as we go rather than seeing the whole thing at the end.
We handle the domain, hosting, SSL, analytics, and Search Console setup. Then 30 days of support included while you settle in.
What restaurant owners usually ask before starting a website project.
Yes. We build menus as editable content, so you can change a dish, a price, or a whole seasonal menu from your phone without touching design files.
Yes. Most modern POS systems offer direct online ordering, and we connect it to your site so regulars can order pickup or delivery without a marketplace commission.
They are hard to read on phones, often inaccessible to screen readers, and largely invisible to search engines. A text menu solves all three.
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Send the details and we will come back with a realistic price and timeline. If we are not the right fit for your project, we will say so and point you somewhere better.
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