Takeaway websites that get the phone ringing
Takeaway customers are hungry and in a hurry. They want the menu, the prices and a way to order, without hunting. Your website should put all three on the first screen, work perfectly on a phone and send people straight to however you take orders.
Twenty-inch New York-style pies in the Northern Quarter.
Twenty-inch New York-style pies in the Northern Quarter.
Sample design: Big Slice
What a great takeaway website needs
The whole menu, up front
Every dish and price on a fast web page instead of a blurry photo of a leaflet.
Tap to call, or order online
A big call button, plus an "Order online" button linking to the service you already use.
Delivery areas and times
A postcode checker so customers know straight away whether you deliver to them.
Allergen information
Clear allergen labels on every dish, and a reminder for customers with allergies to call before ordering.
Deals and QR leaflets
Weekly deals on the homepage and QR codes for your menus and leaflets.
The Taster suits most takeaways: a fast template design, the full menu with allergen filters, QR codes and Google setup. Add the delivery postcode checker for £50.
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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/moThe little extras
Allergen filters, QR table menus, newsletters, reviews, postcode checks and more.
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Read the guide →Questions
Do you build online ordering?
No. We focus on the website. If you take orders through Just Eat, Deliveroo, Uber Eats or your till provider, we add a clear 'Order online' button linking to it, plus a tap-to-call button.
Can customers check if you deliver to them?
Yes, with the delivery postcode checker, which is £50 as an add-on.
Can I update prices myself?
Yes. Change any dish, price or allergen from your phone and it goes live within a minute.
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