Websites for / RestaurantsStarter · $950
Most people who look up a restaurant want three things: the menu, the hours and a way to book or order. We design restaurant websites that put those first on a phone and keep them easy to change.
01 Your customersWhy they visit
Right now, tonight, or on the holiday Monday. People trust whichever hours they see first, so the site and Google have to agree.
Standing on the sidewalk or sitting in the car. A PDF that needs pinching and zooming loses them.
Without calling during the dinner rush, and without a delivery app taking a cut of every order.
An address that opens in their maps app, plus what the map won't tell them: the side entrance, parking, step-free access.
02 Must-haves5 things
The menu is a real page, not a PDF, laid out for phones. Dishes, prices and specials are quick to change, and search engines can read every item. From Business up, the package includes an admin so you can edit it yourself.
Table bookings go to your inbox or the reservation system you already use. For pickup and delivery, Rift Order takes orders on your own site and sends them to a kitchen screen, with no marketplace commission.
We connect the site to your Google Business Profile and add the structured data search engines use for restaurants: cuisine, price range and a link to the menu.
One set of hours, holiday hours included, on the site and on your Google profile, so nobody turns up to a locked door because two listings disagreed.
Good photos sell the table, but full-size images crawl on a weak signal. Every photo is resized and compressed so the menu page opens quickly on a phone.
Add the site assistant and it answers menu and hours questions and adds up orders from your prices.Watch it answer →
03 See it workingCase studies · live demos
A case study from this kind of business, and demos you can click through right now. The demos run on sample data, so try anything.
One brand, four restaurants, a single site with reservations that work.
BRANDING · WEB DESIGN Read the case study → Live demo · Restaurant site · online ordering · deliveryThe restaurant's own site with ordering for pickup and delivery, no marketplace commission. A kitchen board chimes on new orders and the customer watches the driver on a map.
Order from the demo → (opens in a new tab) Live demo · Coffee roasterWarm, earthy, craft-led. A small-batch roastery homepage built to sell this week's beans.
Open the demo site → (opens in a new tab)More designs for other kinds of business are on the templates page.Browse templates →
04 RecommendedFixed prices · USD
Starter covers the pages a restaurant needs (home, menu, about, private events, contact) with your hours, map and Google profile linked. Online booking adds reservations, and the local search pack is for places competing with a lot of restaurants nearby.
Need to edit the menu yourself every week? Business ($2,500) adds an admin you run from your phone. Want pickup and delivery orders on your own site? Ask about Rift Order and we'll quote it with the site.
Hosting then $120 a year, or $12 a month · every quote is fixed and itemized
05 Questions
Short answers to what comes up before a project starts.
Ask something else →Yes. Rift Order puts ordering for pickup and delivery on your own site, with a kitchen screen that chimes on new orders and a map so customers can follow the driver. Orders don't go through a marketplace, so there's no commission on each one. Try the demo on this page; we quote it alongside the site.
We'd avoid it. A PDF is slow to open on a phone, hard to read without zooming, and search engines read it poorly. We build the menu as a normal page. If you like having a printable version too, we link one from it.
That depends on your Google Business Profile, which is why we set it up to match the site, holiday hours included. When your hours change, update both on the same day, or someone will turn up to a closed door.
Other businesses6 kinds
Service and area pages, quote requests with photos, and tap-to-call.
See what they need →Online booking, treatment pages and forms that keep health data out.
See what they need →A catalog with filters, a phone-first checkout, and payments set up.
See what they need →Practice-area pages, adviser profiles and a careful first contact.
See what they need →A clickable prototype, then the app and the marketing site.
See what they need →Weighing up a builder, a freelancer or an agency instead?Compare your options →
Start hereReply within one working day
Send a few lines about what you do and what the site has to handle. You get a fixed, itemized quote back in writing.
Before you go
Eight things worth checking before a site goes live, or on the one you have now. One email with the checklist, nothing else.
Sent. Check your inbox in a moment.