What's on the menu?
A real HTML menu that loads instantly and is easy to read on a phone, not a blurry PDF.
Industries
Restaurant websites that get tables booked
Hungry customers decide in seconds. We design restaurant and café websites where the menu, opening hours, location and booking button are all one tap away on any phone.
What your customers look for
Are you open now?
Opening hours that are easy to find and easy for you to update, including holidays.
Can I book or order?
Booking and ordering links (your own system or platforms like OpenTable, Quandoo, Talabat or Deliveroo) on every page.
Where are you?
Address, map, parking and directions, plus delivery areas if you deliver.
What's it like?
Great photos of your food and space, compressed so pages stay fast.
Can I eat here safely?
Allergen and dietary information that's clear and up to date.
Pages and features that matter most
- HTML menu with prices, dietary labels and allergen information
- Opening hours and holiday hours
- Booking and ordering buttons in the header and on the menu page
- Location, map and contact details
- Photo gallery that loads fast
- Structured data for Restaurant with menu, cuisine, hours and price range
- Links to your Google Business Profile and social channels
- Private dining or events page, if you offer it
Compliance basics
Rules worth knowing by market
| Market | What to check |
|---|---|
| United Kingdom & EU | If customers can order food online for delivery or collection (distance selling), mandatory allergen information must be available before the order is completed and again at delivery. In the UK, the Food Information Regulations apply; in the EU, Regulation (EU) 1169/2011. |
| United States | Chains with 20 or more locations must show calorie information on menus, including online menus. For everyone else, clear allergen and dietary labels are good practice. |
| Saudi Arabia | The Saudi Food and Drug Authority (SFDA) requires restaurants and cafés to display calorie information on menus, and has rules on allergen information. Check the current requirements for online menus. |
| UAE & Gulf | Menu and food information rules are set by local authorities (for example Dubai Municipality). Bilingual English/Arabic menus are common and appreciated. |
These notes are a starting point, not legal advice. Rules change and vary by state, emirate and country, so please confirm the details with your regulator or professional body. We'll build whatever your compliance requires.
FAQ
Restaurants & cafés: common questions
Can I update the menu myself?
Tell us at the start if you want to edit prices and dishes yourself, and we'll plan the build around that. Otherwise a care plan covers updates for you.
Should my menu be a PDF?
We recommend an HTML menu. It loads faster on phones, is easier to read, can be found by search engines, and can be translated. You can still offer a PDF download.
Can you make a bilingual English/Arabic site?
Yes. Arabic and bilingual websites with right-to-left layout are scoped with you.
How much does a restaurant website cost?
$150 for the first page and $50 for each extra page. A one-page site with menu, hours and booking can start at $150. The homepage demo is free.
Keep reading
Restaurant website checklist
What every restaurant website needs.
Speed & mobile fixes
Make your current site fast on phones.
Free demo
See a demo homepage for your restaurant.
See your new homepage before you pay anything.
Tell us about your business. We design a custom homepage demo for free, and you decide if you want to go ahead.