Restaurant website design: people find you, see the menu and book
Almost every order and every booking starts on a phone, usually from Google Maps. We build the site that turns that search into a table, an order or an enquiry, and fix the Google profile that decides whether you appear at all.
What does a restaurant or venue website need to do?
A restaurant or venue website has one job: get the person who just searched to act. That means the menu, opening hours, location and a way to book or order in the first screen, on a phone, loading in under three seconds. For a venue it means capacity, photos of the space, and an enquiry form that asks the right questions. The site is only half of it. The Google Business Profile is what puts you on the map, and a lost, suspended or half-filled profile costs more orders than any website. We build the site from £1,200 for up to eight pages, as one fixed price, and recover or optimise the profile as part of the monthly plan, or on its own. FLY Pizzeria in Milan had lost its Google profile after a change of management; we recovered it, rebuilt the site in Italian and English, with ordering links to Deliveroo, Just Eat and Glovo on every page. Kristall Saal, a wedding venue in Vienna, gets its enquiries from local search.
Why do restaurants and venues lose clients online?
- People find the restaurant on Maps, tap the website, and leave because the menu is a PDF or the page is slow.
- The Google Business Profile is missing, suspended, or shows the wrong hours and photos.
- Bookings and orders go through third parties that take a cut.
- Nobody finds the venue when they search "wedding venue in [city]" or "event space near me".
- Reviews are thin, so the place next door looks like the safer choice.
What does being hard to find cost a restaurant or venue?
A restaurant that is not on the map is invisible at the moment someone is hungry. A venue that is not found is empty on the Saturdays it should be full. Both are fixable, and both are cheaper to fix than to keep losing.
How do we get restaurants and venues found on Google and AI?
A menu-first site
Fast, mobile-first, bilingual if you need it, with the menu, hours and booking or ordering in the first screen.
Google profile fixed
Recovery of lost or suspended profiles, then a complete, optimised profile that appears the moment someone searches.
Found locally
Local SEO for the searches that fill tables and calendars, in every language your customers use.
What do restaurants and venues get from us?
Where we work: We work with restaurants and venues in the UK and across Europe. FLY is in Milan, Kristall Saal is in Vienna. Everything is delivered online. The services behind it: custom websites, Google Business Profile setup, the SEO plans for small businesses and a CMS to edit it yourself. Our plain-English guide explains why a Google profile stops showing.
How much do a website and SEO cost for a restaurant or venue?
A website of up to eight pages is £1,200 and up to twenty pages is £1,800, with basic SEO included, usually live 2 to 5 working days after all your content arrives. Getting found is the SEO and AI visibility plan: SEO (showing up on Google) plus AEO and GEO (being the answer AI tools such as ChatGPT give), from £350 a month on a 12-month Local plan, with Area from £550 and Growth from £750 a month. A Google Business Profile on its own is £300 one-off. Custom apps and software start from £10,000 and are scoped after a short call. Every price is fixed in writing before we start, and there is no VAT to add.
Which businesses like yours have we helped?
FLY Pizzeria in Milan lost its Google profile after a change of management. We recovered it, rebuilt the site in Italian and English with ordering in the first screen, and it now appears the moment someone searches for pizza delivery. Kristall Saal, a two-hall wedding and event venue in Vienna, got a site and a Google profile that bring in enquiries from couples planning across the city.
See more work →Restaurant website questions
How much does a restaurant website cost?
From £1,200 for up to eight pages or £1,800 for up to twenty, with basic SEO included, as one fixed price in writing after a free call. A second language, online ordering or a bookings integration are quoted on top.
My Google Business Profile is suspended or missing. Can you fix it?
Usually, yes. We have recovered lost profiles and we know the guidelines Google checks against. We wrote a plain-English guide on why profiles disappear, linked below.
Can you connect Deliveroo, Just Eat, Glovo or a booking system?
Yes. We put the ordering and booking paths on every page and track them so you know what the site is bringing in.
Do you build sites for venues and event spaces?
Yes. Capacity, photos, event types and an enquiry form that asks the right questions, plus the local SEO for "venue in [city]" searches.
Do you work outside the UK?
Yes. FLY is in Milan and Kristall Saal is in Vienna, and both sites are in two languages.
How soon will we see more orders or enquiries?
A recovered or completed Google profile often shows results within weeks. Ranking the website for local searches usually takes about three months.
Ready to get your restaurant found?
Book a free 20-minute discovery call. Direct access to Yekta, and a written plan and price within 48 hours.
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