Restaurant website: menu, bookings and directions in five minutes
A restaurant website answers the three questions people ask before they decide where to eat tonight: what is on the menu, can I book a table, and how do I get there. It is also the only ordering channel that does not hand a cut of every order to a delivery app.
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What a restaurant website actually needs
The menu, grouped by course and priced — the single most visited page
A booking form that lands in your inbox, not in a message you miss
Photos of the food and the room; people eat with their eyes first
Address, map link, parking notes and opening hours by day
Takeout and delivery details, with a direct way to order from you
Dietary labels: vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, allergen notes
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 a website replace the delivery apps?
Not entirely, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something. What it does is open a channel that costs you nothing per order: regulars who already know you can order or book direct instead of going through a marketplace. Over a year that is usually the difference between the apps being a marketing cost and being a tax.
Our menu changes every week. Is updating it extra work?
You type the change into the chat: "swap the risotto for the sea bass, $26". The free plan gives you 40 credits a day and they refresh every morning, so weekly menu edits never run you out.
Do I need to hire a food photographer?
Not to launch. The site is built with images generated for your kind of restaurant, and they are yours to use commercially. That said, real photos of your own plates always sell better — when you have them, upload them and ask for the placeholders to be swapped out.
Most of my customers look us up on their phone. Will it hold up?
The site is built mobile-first, because that is where restaurant searches happen: on the street, ten minutes before dinner. Hosting and SSL are included, so it loads fast and never shows a security warning.
Run a different kind of business?
Restaurant website — build it now
All you have to do is describe your business in one sentence:
“I run a family Italian restaurant and I want a site with our menu, photos and a table booking form”