Website design for restaurants that fills tables and answers the questions for you.
Hungry visitors want three things: the menu, the hours and how to get a table. We build restaurant websites that put them first, and an assistant that handles the rest.
What diners actually look for.
Nobody visits a restaurant website to read about the history of the building. They want to know if you are open, what is on the menu, whether you take reservations or have a table tonight, and how to find you. Every second spent hunting for that is a second closer to choosing somewhere else.
We design restaurant sites so those answers are one tap away, with the menu as readable text that loads quickly on a phone instead of a PDF that has to be pinched and zoomed.
The same few questions (parking, dietary options, dogs, kids, private events) also come up again and again. The automated assistant answers those so your staff does not have to.
- Menu as real, readable text, not a PDF
- Hours and holiday hours easy to find and easy to keep accurate
- Links to the reservation and ordering tools you already use
- A simple form for catering and private-event inquiries
What a restaurant website from us includes.
The pieces that help guests choose you and show up.
Photo-forward design
Layouts that make the food and the room look as good as they are, without slowing the page down.
Hours and menu up front
The details people check most are the first thing they see on a phone.
Reservations and events
Clear paths to reserve, order, and ask about catering or private events.
Assistant for repeat questions
Answers "are you open?", "do you have gluten-free options?" and "is there parking?" any time of day.
Found by nearby diners
Page titles, structure and details that line up with your Google listing for local searches.
See what guests ask
The dashboard shows which questions come up most, so you know what to put on the page.
Fewer repeat questions, more time for guests.
A busy kitchen and a ringing phone do not mix. Many of the calls and messages a restaurant gets are the same dozen questions. When the website answers them instantly, your team spends its time on the people in the room.
Because the assistant is scoped to your restaurant, it sticks to your hours, menu and policies, and passes anything it cannot answer to you. You can see every question in your dashboard, which also shows what to make clearer on the site.
Also see our pages on web design in Santa Rosa and website design for contractors.
A simple four-step process.
Free consultation
We talk through your business, your current site (or lack of one) and where customers slip through the cracks.
No chargeDesign
You see a custom design built around how your customers decide, not a template with your logo dropped in.
Your approval firstBuild & train
We build the site and teach the automated assistant your real questions, hours, services and booking flow.
Tested before launchLaunch & grow
Your site goes live on fast, secure hosting. Then the questions customers ask show you what to improve next.
Ongoing insightsRestaurant website questions.
Can you work with my reservation or online ordering provider?
How do menu and hours changes get made?
Will the assistant make mistakes about my menu or hours?
Can the site handle catering and private-event inquiries?
How much does a restaurant website cost?
Ready for a website that fills your tables?
Tell us a little about your business and we'll follow up to set up a free consultation. No pressure, no obligation.
- Free initial consultation
- Reply within one business day
- New build, or add the assistant to the site you already have
- You work directly with the person building your site