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Industries · Restaurants & Catering
Website design for restaurants and caterers
Diners check the menu, the hours and the photos before they book a table. We build restaurant and catering sites that answer those questions in seconds on a phone.
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Total clicks4,342
Impressions91,680
Avg. position3.8
Visitors6,942
Reservations197
From search72%
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Overview
A restaurant website people actually use
Most visitors to a restaurant website want four things: the menu, the hours, the location and a way to book or order. Effective website design for restaurants puts all four within one tap of the home page. Long animated intros and menus uploaded as PDF files slow people down and are a struggle to read on a small screen.
We build menus as real web text, so they load quickly, are easy to update when prices change and can be read by search engines. Reservations and online ordering connect to the services you already use rather than replacing them.
Catering is a different sale. Event planners and office managers want package options, minimum orders, dietary choices and lead times before they reach out. A dedicated catering section with a detailed enquiry form turns that research into well-qualified leads for your kitchen.
What the site needs
What we build into restaurant and catering sites
Reservations and ordering
Links or embeds for the table booking and ordering platforms you already use, plus your own pickup ordering if you prefer to avoid commissions.
Catering enquiries
Package pages and a form that asks for date, headcount, budget and dietary needs, so your team can quote without three emails back and forth.
Accurate hours everywhere
Holiday hours, patio season and special events updated on the site and on your Google Business Profile together, so nobody arrives to a locked door.
Services
Services restaurants & catering clients use most
Website Design
A fast, photo-led site with the menu, hours, map and booking buttons where diners expect them.
Read morePhoto & Video
Food and interior photography that shows your dishes and dining room as they really look.
Read moreSocial Media Marketing
Regular posts for specials, events and new menu items to keep regulars coming back.
Read moreFAQ
Restaurants & Catering websites: questions
What owners in this industry ask before a project. Tap a question to see our answer.
Have a different question?Write to us and the answer comes from the people who would build your site.
Why not just upload our menu as a PDF?
TTTwo Trees Studio
PDF menus are slow to open on phones, need pinching and zooming to read and are hard for search engines to understand. They are also easy to forget when prices change. A text menu built into the site loads instantly, matches your branding and is something your staff can change in a couple of minutes. We can still offer a printable version.
Can we take online orders without paying delivery app commissions?
TTTwo Trees Studio
Yes. We can add pickup ordering through WooCommerce or a restaurant ordering plugin, with payments going directly to your account. Customers order from your site and collect at the counter. You may still keep third-party delivery apps for reach, but your regulars can order directly, which keeps more of each sale in the business.
Do caterers need a separate website?
TTTwo Trees Studio
Not usually. A catering section inside the restaurant site works well and shares the reputation you already have. If catering is a separate business with a different name or kitchen, a dedicated site can make sense. Either way, catering pages need packages, minimums, lead times and an enquiry form that collects event details.
How important is our Google Business Profile?
TTTwo Trees Studio
For restaurants, often more important than the website itself. Many diners decide from the map listing: photos, hours, reviews and the menu link. We set up or tidy the profile, connect it to your menu and booking pages, and show you how to post specials and update holiday hours so the listing always matches your site.
Want a site that fills more tables?
Share a short description of your company and goals. Our team replies with practical next steps and a fixed price in writing, with nothing to sign until you are ready.