Coffee shop website: hours, menu and a map, live in five minutes
Most people searching for a coffee shop are already outside with a phone in one hand. They give you about ten seconds to answer three things: are you open right now, what do you serve, and how far away are you. A site that answers those three wins the walk-in; a social profile usually does not, because it never shows up in that search.
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What belongs on a coffee shop website
Opening hours, including the days you are closed and holiday changes
The drinks and food menu with prices, easy to edit
Photos of the room — in this trade the atmosphere is the product
Map link, nearest transit stop and where to park
A menu page clean enough to sit behind a QR code on the tables
The details people actually search for: Wi-Fi, outlets, dog-friendly, laptop-friendly, outdoor seating
Where your beans come from and how you roast or brew them
How it differs from an agency
Ajans / freelancer
- 2–6 weeks to deliver
- Every change costs extra or means waiting in line
- You usually end up writing the copy yourself
- Photography is a separate budget
İyziWeb
- Ready to publish in 5 minutes
- For a change, you just say it in the chat
- The copy is written around your business
- The images are generated too
Frequently asked
Can I use it as the QR menu on the tables?
Yes. Point a QR code at the menu section of your site and print it once. When a price or a drink changes you update the page, not the code, so nobody has to reprint anything.
My seasonal menu changes constantly. Does each change cost money?
No. Revisions come out of your daily credits, and the free plan refreshes 40 of them every morning. Adding a seasonal drink is one sentence in the chat.
I only have phone photos. Is that a problem?
It is not. The site is built with images generated for a coffee shop and licensed for commercial use, so you can go live today. Phone photos of your own counter and pastry case beat generated ones every time, though — upload them whenever you get around to it.
Is Instagram not enough on its own?
Instagram is where people follow you after they have found you. It is not where they find you: a social profile rarely surfaces for "coffee near me", and it will not tell Google your hours. A site plus a Google Business Profile is the pair that does that job.
Run a different kind of business?
Coffee shop website — build it now
All you have to do is describe your business in one sentence:
“I run a coffee shop in Brooklyn and want a simple site with the menu and opening hours”