Your menu is a PDF
It downloads slowly, it's hard to read on a phone, and every time you change a price you have to redo the whole thing. We turn it into real web pages, easy to read and updated in thirty seconds.
Websites for restaurants and pizzerias
Ninety per cent of people look at the menu on their phone before deciding where to eat. If your menu is a PDF that won't open, or a wonky photo on Facebook, that booking goes to the restaurant next door.
Across Italy, all done remotely: a video call, WhatsApp and a free preview of your website.
What isn't working today
We see these every week, in almost every business we talk to. They're also the quickest to fix.
You're not on Google
People searching “restaurant + your town” find the booking platforms, not you. With a website of your own, a well-kept Google Business Profile and the right structured data, the top result can be yours.
Your photos don't do it justice
The dish looks beautiful in real life and sad in photos. We help you choose and crop the right pictures, and upload them in a format that doesn't slow the website down.
The website we build
for restaurants
Everything here is included in the package, not an extra to add later.
Digital menu
Categories, allergens, prices, daily specials. You update it from your phone, without calling anyone.
Direct booking
Form or WhatsApp, with no commission paid to anyone else on every cover.
QR code on the table
The same menu as on the website, printed as a stylish QR code that takes customers to your pages.
Google Maps and opening hours
Address, parking, opening hours, holidays: the information that gets people picking up the phone.
Multilingual
If you get tourists, the website speaks English and German too.
Real speed
Pages that open in under a second, even with one bar of signal.
Three things that make
the difference
Small details that really bring in bookings on restaurant websites. We always include them, even in the simplest package.
Your menu should be text, not a photo
Google reads text, and phones can zoom in on it. A photo of the paper menu can't be read properly by either.
Allergens clearly shown
Listing them dish by dish saves questions at the table and means people with an intolerance choose you.
Closing days always right
Wrong holiday hours on Google cost you more than a bad review: they're updated on the website and your Google Business Profile together.
Frequently asked questions
Prices, timings and who owns the website: the things that matter, in plain words.
How much does a restaurant website cost?
A website with a digital menu, bookings and Google Business Profile (the Complete package) costs €1,190, paid once, with no compulsory monthly fees. If a page with opening hours, map and contact details is enough for you, the Essential package costs €590. You pay for the domain and hosting separately and they stay in your name: around €30–60 a year in total.
Can I update the menu myself?
Yes. We give you a simple dashboard: change a price, add a dish, hide one that's run out. Anyone who's used a phone in the last ten years can do it in under a minute.
How long until it's live?
Ten working days from when you send us your menu and photos. If you're in a hurry for an opening or the start of the season, we can speed things up.
Do you also work with businesses far away?
Yes, we work across Italy. A video call to start, then we keep in touch on WhatsApp and send you previews to look at on your phone.
Is the website menu the same as the QR code menu on the tables?
Yes, it's the same page: you change a price once and it changes both on the website and for anyone scanning the QR code at the table.
Do I need to come off the booking platforms?
No. The website is there so that people who search for you by name, and returning customers, book with you directly; the platforms can keep bringing you new customers.
Worth reading before you decide
Our practical guides: real prices and what actually works, no beating about the bush.
Guide
How much does a restaurant website cost?
Real prices, item by item: what a restaurant website costs, what really affects the price, and the traps in monthly-fee deals.
GuideThe QR code menu, done properly
How to make a QR code menu really work: what to avoid, what the law requires, and why a PDF is the worst choice.
GuideGoogle reviews: how to get more of them, without tricks
How to ask customers for Google reviews with a direct link and QR code, how to reply to negative ones, and what to avoid so your profile isn't at risk.
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Tell us about your business.
We'll reply within 24 hours with a clear quote, free and with no obligation. If you're not convinced, you're still left with a list of things to fix.