For restaurants

Restaurant websites that fill tables

Gjethe builds restaurant, café and bar websites with an easy-to-update online menu, allergen information, direct online ordering, table reservations through tools like OpenTable or your own system, opening hours and maps, multi-language menus for tourist areas and local SEO so hungry people nearby find you.

  • Free first consultation
  • Written quote for your project
  • Flexible payment milestones

At a glance

Menu
Editable, with allergens
Ordering
Direct or delivery-app links
Reservations
OpenTable, Resy or custom
Found on
Google Search and Maps

Overview

Most diners look you up on a phone, often minutes before deciding where to eat. They want three things fast: the menu, the opening hours and a way to book or order. Many restaurant websites hide these behind slow intros, PDF menus and outdated information. We build sites that load quickly, show the food at its best and put the practical details exactly where people expect them.

Which restaurants do we build for?

  • Casual dining and bistros
  • Fine dining
  • Cafés, bakeries and coffee shops
  • Bars and nightlife
  • Quick service and takeaway
  • Catering companies
  • Multi-location restaurant groups

How we build for restaurants

Design approved before development, progress updates every 2–3 days, and support after launch agreed in your quote.

Illustrative product mock-up, not a client project.

What does a restaurant website need?

  • Mobile-first design that loads quickly
  • An HTML menu, not a PDF, with prices
  • Allergen information
  • Direct online ordering or delivery-app links
  • Table reservations with confirmations
  • Opening hours, address and phone at the top
  • Map and directions
  • Event, private dining and catering enquiries
  • Gift vouchers
  • Menus in several languages for tourist areas

Why direct ordering matters

Delivery apps bring visibility but take a commission on every order and keep the customer relationship. Orders placed through your own website avoid that commission on those orders and let you build a customer list you can contact with offers and news.

Most restaurants use both: apps for discovery, the website for regulars. We make direct ordering easy to find and simple to complete, and give regulars a reason to use it, such as a loyalty offer.

Menus people can actually read

PDF menus are slow on phones, hard to read, invisible to search engines and often out of date. An HTML menu loads instantly, can be translated, shows allergens clearly and can be updated by your team in a minute.

Search engines can also read dishes and prices, which helps you appear for searches like “ramen near me” or “vegan brunch in [city]”.

Which features drive revenue?

FeatureEffect
Direct orderingOrders without third-party commission and with customer data you own
ReservationsFewer phone calls; reminders reduce no-shows
Local SEOAppear for nearby searches and in map results
Private dining pageCaptures group, event and catering bookings
Gift vouchersExtra revenue, especially around holidays

Local search for restaurants

When people search “restaurant near me” or “pizza in [district]”, Google shows a map with a few places before any website. Appearing there depends on a complete, accurate Google Business Profile with the right categories, current hours, real photos, your menu and a steady stream of genuine reviews.

Your website supports the profile: consistent name, address and phone, a readable menu, restaurant structured data and pages for each location. We set up both together and keep them aligned when hours or menus change.

Turning first visits into regulars

A guest who enjoyed their meal is your best marketing. Simple tools help bring them back: an email or SMS list with a sign-up incentive, a loyalty offer for direct orders, and a quick review request after the visit.

We connect these to your ordering and reservation systems where possible, so the list grows without extra work for staff.

Common mistakes to avoid

What we see go wrong most often in restaurants projects.

  • PDF menus

    Slow, hard to read and invisible to search. Use an HTML menu.

  • Outdated hours

    Wrong opening hours send customers away. Update the site and Google profile together.

  • Autoplay videos and slow intros

    Hungry people won't wait. Show the essentials first.

  • Hiding the booking button

    Reservations and ordering should be visible on every page.

From first call to launch

The same five steps for every build, so you always know what happens next.

  1. 1

    Free consultation

    A 20–30 minute call. You explain the goal; we ask questions and send an honest assessment, project plan and written quote.

  2. 2

    Design & approval

    We mock the project up in Figma. You review and approve it before any code is written.

  3. 3

    Development

    We build on a modern stack and send progress updates every 2–3 days.

  4. 4

    Review & revisions

    You test the result and give feedback before launch. Revision rounds are agreed in your quote.

  5. 5

    Launch & support

    We deploy, set up analytics, hand over documentation and accounts, and support you as agreed.

Frequently asked questions

Can customers order directly from the website?

Yes. We integrate a direct ordering system so customers can order from your site, which avoids delivery-app commissions on those orders.

Will the menu be easy to update?

Yes. You get a simple CMS to change dishes, prices, descriptions and allergens yourself.

Can you use our existing photos?

Yes. We edit and optimise the photos you have. Great real photos of your food and space make a big difference, so we'll advise on what to shoot.

Will my restaurant show up on Google Maps?

We optimise your website and Google Business Profile for local search, which drives map results.

Which reservation systems do you support?

OpenTable, Resy, TheFork and others, or a custom booking form for smaller venues.

Can menus be in several languages?

Yes, useful in tourist areas. Each language can be edited separately.

Can we sell gift vouchers online?

Yes, as digital vouchers with online payment.

Do you show allergen information?

Yes. Allergens can be shown per dish; the information itself comes from your kitchen and must be kept accurate.

Can you build a site for several locations?

Yes, with a page for each location with its own menu, hours and booking.

Can you run our social media and ads?

Yes, through social media management and Meta Ads, which work well for restaurants.

Can we take catering and event enquiries?

Yes, with a dedicated form that collects date, guest numbers and requirements.

Can we show daily specials?

Yes. Specials can be updated in seconds through the CMS and shown on the homepage.

Can we add a QR code menu for tables?

Yes. A QR code can link to your mobile menu, which you update once for both the website and the tables.

Where we work

We work remotely from Prishtina with clients across Europe and North America.

Build your restaurant website.

Tell us what you need. You get an honest assessment, a clear plan and a written quote. The first consultation is always free.

  1. What happens next
  2. 1You tell us what you need
  3. 2We aim to reply within 24 hours with questions
  4. 3You get a written quote for your project