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Restaurant Website Design That Fills Tables
A restaurant website has three jobs: show the menu as fast, readable HTML (never a PDF), make reservations effortless, and convince Google you're worth sending people to. With House4Code that costs €490–€2,000+ and goes live in 2–4 weeks - commission-free, unlike delivery apps.
What a restaurant website must include
An HTML menu - real text with prices, readable on a phone in one tap; PDFs are slow, unreadable without zooming, and invisible to search engines and AI assistants
Hours, address, and a map link - the single most common reason people visit a restaurant site; never bury it
A reservation path - a booking button (or integrated reservation widget) plus a tap-to-call number
Real food photography - six great photos of actual dishes beat sixty stock images
Delivery links on your terms - link out to the platforms you use, but make direct reservation and pickup the visible default
Local SEO
Built to drive calls
Clear CTAs
Easy calls and forms
Booking Flow
Simple next steps
Reviews
Trust signals visible
What a restaurant website costs
A Starter Website from €490 covers a credible foundation. The Growth Website from €990 is the best fit for most restaurants that want more direct bookings, reviews, SEO, and reservation paths. The Custom Growth System from €2,000+ adds integrations, automations, advanced pages, or e-commerce. Full details are in the pricing section, with a deeper cost breakdown in this pricing guide.
Why your own site beats renting your audience
Delivery platforms take 15–30% of every order and keep the customer data. Your own website takes reservations and pickup orders commission-free, ranks for "…near me" searches through your Google Business Profile and local SEO, and is what AI assistants cite when someone asks for dinner recommendations. The math usually favors a €990 Growth Website within a few months.
Timeline
Most restaurant sites launch in 2–4 weeks. The bottleneck is nearly always photos and the final menu - have those ready and the short end of the range is realistic. See realistic website timelines for the full breakdown, or the web design service page for process details.
Restaurant Website FAQ
Questions restaurant owners ask before building a site.
How much does a restaurant website cost?
With House4Code, a restaurant website starts at €490 for a clean Starter Website, €990 for the Growth Website most local businesses choose, and €2,000+ for a Custom Growth System with integrations, automations, or advanced functionality. You get a fixed quote before any work starts.
How long does a restaurant website take to build?
Most restaurant websites launch in 2–4 weeks. The pace depends mainly on photography and menu content - if you have good food photos and a final menu, 2 weeks is realistic for a basic site.
What should a restaurant website include?
Your menu as real HTML text (not a PDF), opening hours, address with a map link, a reservation button or phone number, real food photos, and links to delivery platforms if you use them. The menu must be readable on a phone - that's where the majority of restaurant site visits happen.
Why shouldn't my menu be a PDF?
PDFs are slow to open on phones, hard to read without zooming, and invisible to search engines and AI assistants. An HTML menu loads instantly, is searchable ("best burger in [city]"), and can carry structured data so your dishes and prices appear in search results.
Do I need my own website if I'm on delivery apps and social media?
Yes - delivery apps take 15–30% of every order and own the customer relationship. Your own site is where Google and AI assistants send people who search for you, where reservations come in commission-free, and where you control the story. Social profiles complement it; they don't replace it.
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