Restaurant websites
A restaurant website that starts the evening well.
Guests want to know what is on the menu, how your place feels and whether a table is available. Bring those decisions together, from the first mobile visit to a confirmed reservation.
Discuss your project
A table for two is different from a group dinner.
When every guest gets the same form, your team still has to call about numbers, times and arrangements. An ordinary table booking may go directly into the schedule. A private dinner often needs a proposal. We shape the website so guests choose the right route and your team receives the information needed to respond.
From reading the menu to a well-prepared welcome.
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Explore the menu
A menu should be readable on a phone without zooming into a PDF. Make dishes, prices and lunch or dinner options clear. Your team owns the content and keeps it current; seasonal changes should be straightforward.
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Make the right reservation
Time, party size and available tables need to agree. We connect your existing reservation module where possible. Large groups, private dining and special occasions get an enquiry with relevant follow-up questions.
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Arrive with confidence
Confirmation, directions, opening hours and change arrangements belong to the same experience. Special requests need a clear place. The website explains which requests still require confirmation by the restaurant.
Let your reservation system own the table plan.
If your current system manages occupancy well, a new website does not need to replace it. A clear link or embedded module may be enough. We first check which reservation information is available and which system owns the table plan. That avoids two schedules treating the same table differently.
- Most guests visit on their phone
- Keep the menu, reservations and directions close together. Avoid large downloads and make the transition to the booking module recognizable.
- Groups keep asking the same questions
- Collect the date, guest count, occasion and preferred format up front. Explain when the team will respond with a proposal.
- You also offer takeaway
- Treat orders as a separate flow with collection slots, dish availability and payment status. A reservation is not a takeaway order.
Menus, reservations and ownership define the scope.
We discuss locations, languages, menus and the reservation provider. Ordering, payments, gift cards and group arrangements add their own processes. Before building, we document what is managed on the website, what remains with the provider and the running costs for hosting, care and external services.
Good to know.
Can you keep our reservation system?
Yes, when the provider offers a suitable link, module or integration. We also check the mobile experience and the confirmation the guest receives.
Can we update the menu ourselves?
We can provide menu management using your fields, such as lunch, dinner, prices and availability. We agree who maintains the content.
Can groups make a separate enquiry?
Yes. Group enquiries can have different questions and follow-up from ordinary bookings, without immediately promising availability.
Can the website support several languages?
Yes. We decide which pages and menus need translation and how updates stay consistent across languages.
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