Restaurant websites that fill tables
Most diners decide where to eat on their phone, often in the few minutes between "where shall we go?" and booking. A restaurant website has one job in those minutes: show the food, the menu and the prices clearly, then make booking effortless. Everything we build is shaped around that.
Charcoal grills, slow-cooked black daal and chai served until late.
Charcoal grills, slow-cooked black daal and chai served until late.
Sample design: Saffron Room
What a great restaurant website needs
A menu people can read on a phone
A proper web page rather than a PDF, with prices, dietary tags and allergen filters, and that you can update yourself in minutes.
Booking in a couple of taps
Your own commission-free booking system, or your existing OpenTable, ResDiary or SevenRooms widget, on every page.
Found on Google for "restaurants near me"
Local SEO, structured menu data and a Google Business Profile that matches your website exactly.
Gift cards and private dining
Extra income all year, especially at Christmas and Mother's Day, plus a simple form for group enquiries.
Photos that sell the food
Fast-loading images of your dishes and room. We can arrange a half-day shoot if you need one.
The Spread suits most independent restaurants: a custom design, an allergen-filter menu, bookings, gift cards and private dining enquiries.
Popular with restaurants
Your own booking system
Reservations straight into your own diary, with deposits for big tables and automatic reminders.
£149 + £24/moGift cards
Sell gift cards and experiences around the clock, delivered instantly by email.
£195AI chat assistant
Answers questions about hours, parking, dogs and the menu at any hour, and points people to book.
£195 + £15/moHelpful guides
How much does a restaurant website cost in the UK?
What UK restaurants typically pay for a website in 2026, from DIY builders to agencies, the running costs to budget for, and the hidden costs to avoid.
Read the guide →Guide · 7 min readWhat every restaurant website needs: a 12-point checklist
The 12 things every UK restaurant, café and pub website should have, from a phone-friendly menu and allergen information to bookings, maps and Google setup.
Read the guide →Guide · 6 min readYour own booking system vs OpenTable and other platforms
A fair comparison of booking platforms like OpenTable, ResDiary and SevenRooms with running your own commission-free booking system on your restaurant website.
Read the guide →Questions
How much does a restaurant website cost?
Our set menus start at £695 + VAT for The Taster, with The Spread at £1,195 and The Feast from £2,495. You can also spread the cost monthly. The estimator gives a guide price in about a minute.
Can you connect my existing booking system?
Yes. We link or embed OpenTable, ResDiary, SevenRooms and most other systems, or set you up with our own commission-free booking system.
Will my restaurant show up on Google?
Every site includes local SEO basics, menu data Google can read and Google Business Profile setup. Rankings take time and depend on competition, but we give you the strongest possible start.
Let's talk about your restaurant
A free 30 minute call about your venue and what your website should be doing for it.
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