Restaurant website redesign built around the menu and the booking
People visit a restaurant site for three things: the menu, the hours and a table. I rebuild restaurant websites so those three answers arrive instantly on a phone, without PDFs or slow image galleries.
Website redesign starts at $499 · optional maintenance $149/year
Common problems on restaurant websites
The menu is a PDF
PDF menus are slow, hard to read on mobile and invisible to search engines. A real HTML menu fixes all three.
Hours and location are hard to find
Opening hours, address and directions belong above the fold, not in a contact page.
Reservations take too many steps
A single, obvious booking or call action, repeated as people scroll, converts far better.
Every restaurant redesign includes
- Fast, searchable HTML menu with dietary labels
- Prominent reservation or call-to-book action
- Hours, address, map and directions on the first screen
- Optimised food photography that doesn't slow the page
- Events, private dining and takeaway sections where relevant
- Mobile-first layout tested on real phone widths
See a restaurant site built this way
A neighbourhood bistro turned into an appetite-first experience with a live menu, reservations and story-driven scroll.
Questions I get asked
- Can the menu be updated without a developer?
- Yes — menu updates are part of the optional yearly maintenance plan, or I can set the menu up so your team can edit it.
- Do you connect existing booking systems?
- Existing reservation tools can be embedded or linked directly from the booking action.
Request your website redesign
Tell me about your business and what's not working. You'll get honest feedback and a concept — no obligation, no sales call required.