Delivery apps
Good at orders
Deliveroo, Just Eat and the like are handy for people ordering in, and plenty of your customers already use them. But your menu sits in their layout, under their brand, a scroll away from every other kitchen nearby.
Cafés & restaurants
Website design for cafés and restaurants
Before anyone walks in, they’ve read your menu, checked you’re open and looked at where they’ll be sitting. A site built around those things answers them on a phone in seconds, and it’s yours, not a listing on someone else’s app. One price: £995.
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YOUR 995 WEBSITE · NOTHING HIDDEN
- MENU AS REAL TEXT✓
- HOURS & ALLERGEN INFO✓
- BOOK OR ORDER, ONE TAP✓
- GOOGLE MAPS LISTING✓
- UP TO 10 PAGES✓
TOTAL£995
NO VAT · 25% DEPOSIT · YOURS TO KEEP
01 — What diners check first
Five things people look up before they come in.
Most people pick somewhere to eat on their phone, often while they’re already out. If your site answers these quickly, they don’t need to keep looking.
- 01
The menu
Readable text with prices, not a blurry photo of a laminated card or a PDF that needs pinching and zooming. - 02
Whether you’re open
Today’s hours, kitchen times if they differ, and any holiday closures, matching what Google shows. - 03
What they can eat
Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options marked clearly, with a note on how to ask about allergens. - 04
How to get a table
One tap to book, a number that dials, or a plain line saying you’re walk-ins only. Any of those is fine; guessing isn’t. - 05
What it’s like
Photos of the room, the food and the outside, plus where to park, so they know what they’re walking into.
02 — The pages
A typical café or restaurant site. Agreed with you, page by page.
Up to 10 pages are included. A coffee shop and an evening restaurant need different things, so we agree the list together before any design starts. Most start from something like this.
- Home
- What you serve, today’s opening hours and a Book a table or Order button where nobody has to hunt for it.
- Menus
- Breakfast, lunch, dinner, drinks or kids’ menus as proper text, with prices and dietary markers.
- Allergens & dietary
- How you handle allergens, what’s marked on the menu and who to speak to before ordering.
- Book or order
- A direct route into your booking system or ordering service, plus phone for people who’d rather ask.
- Private hire & events
- Parties, set menus, live music or quiz nights, with an easy way to enquire.
- Find us
- Address, map, parking, opening hours, step-free access and whether dogs are welcome.
03 — Apps, review sites and your own site
Keep the apps. Own the front door.
Delivery apps and review sites bring people in. They aren’t built to show off one place, and they decide how you come across.
Review sites
Good at opinions
Google reviews and TripAdvisor help people decide, and they’re worth looking after. But they show whatever photos and comments people post, and the menu or hours listed there may be out of date.
Your own website
Good at being chosen
Your menu, your photos and your hours, kept right by you. It’s built to be found when people search your name, and it sends them straight to book a table with you or order the way you prefer.
Let the apps bring people past. Let your site bring them in.
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04 — Set up for cafés and restaurants
Everything included. Shaped around how you serve.
- A menu that’s actually text
- Dishes, prices and dietary markers set out properly, so they read on any phone and can be found in search.
- Booking and ordering, linked
- Your existing table booking or ordering service linked from every page. Building one into the site is an extra, quoted up front.
- Photos, properly treated
- Your photos of the food and the room cropped, straightened and colour-matched, so they look like one set.
- Google Business Profile
- Hours, photos and the map pin tidied, so people searching for somewhere to eat nearby see the right details.
- Structured for search
- Clear headings, restaurant schema and a sitemap, so Google and AI tools can read your menu, hours and location.
What you get at 995
£995
one amount · 25% deposit to start · no VAT
We’re a team in the North East, and we build websites for anyone, anywhere. One price for everyone, with nothing added on top. Shops, booking systems and customer logins are quoted separately and agreed before we start.
Once it’s live, take it on yourself for a one-off £195, or leave it with us for £35 a month. No contract either way.
Design and build
- 01included
Up to 10 pages, agreed up front
We work out the pages and what goes on each one together, and agree the scope before any design starts — enough to sell what you do properly.
- 02included
A proper design system first
Type, colour, spacing and buttons signed off before any code, so every page hangs together. It’s yours to keep, too: the same system works for signage, social posts, menus, vans — anywhere the business shows up.
- 03included
Modern, mobile-first design
Thumb-sized tap targets and a fast first load, because most customers meet you one-handed.
- 04included
Accessible to everyone
Built to WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility standards: readable contrast, clear text, full keyboard and screen-reader support. Nobody gets shut out — and search engines reward it too.
Words and pictures
- 05included
The words worked out together
We draft, you mark it up, we iterate until it sounds like you.
- 06included
Your photos, properly treated
Cropped, straightened and colour-matched. Good phone photos are genuinely enough.
Found, and yours
- 07included
Structured to be found — by Google and AI
Clean headings, schema, sitemap and fast Core Web Vitals.
- 08included
Google Business Profile tidied
Hours, photos, and the map pin in the right place.
- 09included
Your domain, included
We move yours across or register a new one. The DNS is our problem.
After that, looking after it is optional — do it yourself, or £35 a month and we keep it running.
Yes. If you already use a table booking system, we link it from every page with a clear Book a table button, so there’s still one diary to manage. If you’d like a booking system built into the site itself, that’s an extra, and we quote it up front before any work starts.
We can link to wherever you already take orders, whether that’s a delivery app, your own ordering service or a phone number. Online ordering built into the site is an extra, quoted separately and agreed before we begin, so there are no surprises on the bill.
Yes, if you’d like to. Take the site on yourself for a one-off £195 and we show you how to update the menu and prices. Or leave it with us for £35 a month and send over the changes; we make them for you, specials and seasonal menus included.
A PDF is awkward on a phone: people pinch and zoom, it can be slow to open, and search engines and screen readers struggle with a photo of a menu. We set the menu out as proper text, with prices and dietary markers, so it reads well on any screen and can be found when someone searches for a dish.
Yes. Cafés, coffee shops, restaurants, bistros, takeaways and pubs that serve food. The pages change to suit how you trade, whether that’s walk-ins, bookings or collection; the price doesn’t.
Book your slot
Tell us about the business.
We keep a small number of builds running at once, so the queue is real. No payment now — we’ll come back the same day to confirm and take the deposit.