Websites for restaurants and pop-ups
Menus, hours and where you are this week, right where hungry people look
Hungry people decide fast. They want the menu, the hours and directions in two taps, on their phone. I build quick, simple sites that answer those three questions and keep your Google listing in step.
The problem
Sound familiar?
The menu is a blurry PDF
It takes forever to load on a phone, can't be read without zooming, and Google can't read it at all.
Your hours are wrong somewhere
The site says one thing, Google says another, and a customer shows up to a locked door.
Pop-up locations get lost
This week's spot is in an Instagram story that disappeared yesterday.
By the numbers
The numbers behind every lead
4%
of consumers say they never read online reviews of local businesses. The other 96% are reading yours.
23%
of 2,241 U.S. companies never answered a test web inquiry at all. Their competitors got the job.
Source: Harvard Business Review, 2011
The fix
What I build for restaurants and pop-ups
A real menu, not a PDF
Fast to load, easy to read on a phone, and simple for you to update when prices change.
One place for hours and locations
Update it once and it shows on the site. For pop-ups, a "where we are this week" spot right at the top.
Catering and event requests that reach you
A short form for parties and catering, with a text to your phone so big orders don't sit.
A Google listing that matches
Hours, photos, menu link and holiday hours kept in sync with your site.
Same playbook, different trade
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Questions
What owners ask me first
Do I need a website if I'm on Instagram?
Instagram is great for showing food. It's bad at answering "are you open right now?" A simple site gives Google something to show and gives customers one place to check.
Can I update it myself?
Yes. Photos, hours, prices and specials are all things you can change from your phone. If you'd rather not, send me a text and I'll do it.
What does it cost?
Every project gets a fixed price before any work starts, and you can pay once or spread it over 12 months. The packages and prices are on the pricing page. On the free call I'll tell you which one fits, or if you don't need me at all.
Free 15 minute call
Find out what your website is costing you
I'll check your phone buttons, your forms and your Google listing, and tell you what to fix first, whether you hire me or not.