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Websites for restaurants

Websites for restaurants

We build restaurant websites where the menu, the hours and the order button are the first things a hungry person finds on their phone. Pickup orders go through your own ordering system, and catering requests land in your inbox with the headcount already filled in.

Showcase concept

Luz de Maíz

A loud, sunny taqueria concept: a menu you can filter and order from with your thumb, a pickup order flow with real pickup times, dine-in hours that say open now, and a catering estimator that prices a party before you ask.

Luz de Maíz is a fictional business we made up to show what we build for restaurants. Open it on your phone.

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What your customers look for

  • A menu that is a real web page

    People check the menu and prices before they pick where to eat, and a PDF they have to pinch and zoom is one of the most common complaints. We put your whole menu on the page as text, with sections, prices and vegetarian or spicy tags, so it reads well on a phone and Google can read it too.

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  • Hours that answer "are they open?"

    Your hours sit near the top with a line that says open now or when you open next, and today is highlighted in the week. Holiday hours are one quick change away as part of website care.

  • Ordering without the app fees

    An Order pickup button that is always on screen and goes to the ordering system you already use, like Toast, Square or ChowNow, so orders land in your kitchen and the customer is yours, not a delivery app's.

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  • Catering and groups that turn into bookings

    Party trays and private events get their own section with packages, per-person prices and a short request form (date, headcount, pickup or delivery), so you get everything you need to quote in one email.

  • Call and directions in one tap

    A bar at the bottom of the phone screen with Call, Menu and Order, plus your address and a link to your Google Maps listing for directions.

  • Reviews people already trust

    Google is the first place many diners check reviews before trying somewhere new, so we show your real rating and a few real Google reviews word for word, linked back to your listing.

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Built into every restaurant site

  • Full menu as a real web page, never a PDF, with sections you can jump between
  • Order pickup button on every screen, linked to your own ordering system
  • Open now or opens at, worked out from your real hours
  • Catering and group packages with a request form that goes to your email
  • Sticky Call, Menu and Order bar on phones
  • Your real Google reviews and rating, linked to your listing
  • Dine-in details people ask about: reservations or walk-in, groups, parking, accessibility
  • Fast on phone data, readable by screen readers, and easy for AI apps like ChatGPT to answer questions about you

What it costs

Most restaurants start with Essentials: Regular price $2,200 Launch price $1,650 to start, then $199 a month. Launch pricing runs through December 31, 2026. Every website includes care: kept updated, backed up and secure, with small changes done within two business days.

Questions restaurant owners ask

Can customers order online from my website?

Yes. If you already use an ordering system like Toast, Square or ChowNow, we connect it for free with every website, so orders go straight to your kitchen. If you don't have one yet, we can set up a new ordering account and load your menu for a one-time $225 (launch price, regular $299).

Who updates the menu when prices change?

You send us the changes and we make them. Small changes are part of monthly website care and are done within two business days.

What does a restaurant website cost?

A simple website (up to 5 pages) is $1,350 to start at launch pricing (regular $1,800) plus $99 a month for care. Our Essentials plan, which adds fixing up your Google Maps listing and monthly Google posts and review replies, is $1,650 to start (regular $2,200) and then $199 a month.

Will this get us more customers?

We can't promise results or rankings, and nobody honest can. What we do promise is a site where your menu, hours, phone number and order button are easy to find on a phone, and a Google Maps listing that matches it.

Are you local to us?

We're based in Hoboken, New Jersey, and we work with restaurants anywhere in the US by phone and video.

Your turn.

Your move.

Tell us your business name. We'll ask the AI apps about you and send back what they say, free, with screenshots.