Who owns the code and the site after handoff?

You do. We hand over the source code and access. No lock-in to our hosting.

What about support after launch?

The first 30 days are free. After that, a monthly support contract.

I just want an online menu without delivery or reservations — do I need a full site?

If you just need to show the menu and contact details, a one-page site is enough — faster and cheaper. If you plan to add reservations or delivery later, say so upfront: we'll lay the architecture so nothing has to be rebuilt from scratch.

Can we add delivery and keep Glovo running in parallel?

Yes. Two delivery channels — your own site (no fees) and Glovo / Bolt Food (with fees, but with the aggregator's audience). We build the site, and passing the menu to the aggregator's dashboard is something we discuss in the brief, since it depends on your management system.

Do I need a site if all my customers find me on Instagram?

Instagram stays: that's where your venue's atmosphere is and where new guests come from. But the menu in your profile doesn't show up in Google search as a page, and tables there are booked by messaging back and forth in DMs. A site does what a profile can't: a menu page that Google shows for a search, booking through a form, your address and hours in your Google listing with a link to the site. How a venue's listing works we explain on the local SEO page. We don't promise search positions.

How is a cafe business-card site different from a site with reservations?

A business-card site shows the menu, contacts, opening hours and a map: up to 5 pages, from $299, ready in 5–7 days. The simplest option, one page on a template, is the “Express landing page” row in the price table. A site with reservations also takes bookings: the guest picks a date, time and number of people, and the request comes to you in Telegram. It also has sections for events and banquets, and takes 4–6 weeks. You can start with a business-card site and add reservations later: mention it in the brief, and we'll leave room for the form from the start. More about the format on the business-card website page.

Can we put QR codes on the tables that open the menu?

Yes. The QR code leads to the menu page on your site, so a guest at the table sees the same version as in Google search. Change a price or remove a dish in the admin panel, and the code already shows the new menu, with no need to reprint stickers. The QR code opens the menu for viewing only. Ordering and paying at the table aren't part of this format.

Will you build a site for a hotel restaurant?

Yes, and this page is about exactly that: menu, table reservations, banquets, events. Hotel guests and people from the city see the restaurant separately from the rooms. If you need a site for the hotel itself, with rooms, an availability calendar and room booking, that's different work. We build that kind of hotel website in our tourism line.

Niche

Cafe, restaurant or bar website with menu and booking

A guest looks you up on their phone a block from the door, and a PDF opens that won't scroll. Meanwhile, bookings get lost in Instagram DMs. We'll build a cafe website where the menu reads on screen and a table is booked without a call. For a coffee shop or bar, from UAH 8,200.

What's included

Menu, booking and delivery on your own site

A menu on Instagram is fine to start. But once you want reservations without phone calls and delivery without aggregator fees — you need your own site

Online menu. A clear structure: categories, photos, prices, allergens. You edit it through the admin panel without a developer: change the seasonal menu and update it yourself, without us.
Table reservations. A form with date, time, and party size. The request lands in Telegram or your inbox — no separate reservation system.
Delivery on your own platform. Orders through the site with no aggregator fees. Cart, order form, online payment.
Alongside Glovo and Bolt Food. Your own site runs in parallel with the aggregators. How the menu gets into their dashboards depends on your management system, and we discuss it in the brief.
Orders to the kitchen. Whether site orders can go straight into your POS system depends on the system itself. We check this during the brief, before the estimate.
Events section. Announcements for live music, themed nights, tastings — as a separate page or a block on the homepage.
Google Maps and SEO. Setting up your Google profile and local SEO is a separate service. Your venue's Google listing links to the site with the menu and booking.

Pricing

How much a cafe or restaurant website costs and what you pay for

The price depends on what the site has to do: show the menu, take reservations or sell delivery. That's why a page for a coffee shop and a restaurant site with its own cart can differ in price several times over.

01
Express landing page
1 screen, a template, your content. For a coffee shop or bar that needs a menu and contacts
8 200 ₴ – 49 200 ₴
$199 – $1 2003–14 days
02
Restaurant site with reservations
Menu by category, table reservations, events and banquets. For a restaurant or cafe
60 000 ₴ – 120 000 ₴
$1 450 – $2 9004–6 weeks
03
Restaurant site with delivery
Cart, online payment, order transfer to the venue's management system if it allows it. For your own delivery
120 000 ₴ – 250 000 ₴
$2 900 – $6 0006–10 weeks

Type	Price, ₴	Price, $	Timeline
01 Express landing page 1 screen, a template, your content. For a coffee shop or bar that needs a menu and contacts	8 200 ₴ – 49 200 ₴	$199 – $1 200	3–14 days
02 Restaurant site with reservations Menu by category, table reservations, events and banquets. For a restaurant or cafe	60 000 ₴ – 120 000 ₴	$1 450 – $2 900	4–6 weeks
03 Restaurant site with delivery Cart, online payment, order transfer to the venue's management system if it allows it. For your own delivery	120 000 ₴ – 250 000 ₴	$2 900 – $6 000	6–10 weeks

We fix the amount after the specification, and payment is in stages. A new feature mid-project gets its own estimate. A custom design costs 30–35% more than a template one.

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Case studies

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Process

Launching a restaurant site and the first reservations without aggregators

Brief
30 minutes. We work through: whether you need delivery, whether you have a POS, how many locations, in which language. You get: a spec, a fixed price, and a timeline.
Design and menu
Sitemap, UI mockups, menu structure. If you have a brand book, we build on it. You get: final mockups.
Development
Menu, reservation form, delivery, integrations. Deployed to staging — you review it before release. You get: a working site on staging with every integration connected.
Launch
Analytics, a guide for the admin, a link to the site in your Google listing. You get: a live site and 30 days of free support.

FAQ

What clients ask before we start

Didn't find your answer?

You do. We hand over the source code and access. No lock-in to our hosting.
The first 30 days are free. After that, a monthly support contract.
If you just need to show the menu and contact details, a one-page site is enough — faster and cheaper. If you plan to add reservations or delivery later, say so upfront: we'll lay the architecture so nothing has to be rebuilt from scratch.
Yes. Two delivery channels — your own site (no fees) and Glovo / Bolt Food (with fees, but with the aggregator's audience). We build the site, and passing the menu to the aggregator's dashboard is something we discuss in the brief, since it depends on your management system.
Instagram stays: that's where your venue's atmosphere is and where new guests come from. But the menu in your profile doesn't show up in Google search as a page, and tables there are booked by messaging back and forth in DMs. A site does what a profile can't: a menu page that Google shows for a search, booking through a form, your address and hours in your Google listing with a link to the site. How a venue's listing works we explain on the local SEO page. We don't promise search positions.
It depends on what the site has to do. A menu and contacts for a coffee shop or bar on one page cost UAH 8,200–49,200. A restaurant site with a menu, reservations and events costs UAH 60,000–120,000, and with your own delivery, cart and payment, UAH 120,000–250,000. A custom design costs 30–35% more than a template one. We fix the amount after the specification, payment is in stages, and a new feature mid-project gets its own estimate. You can get a rough idea in the calculator. For us to work out your figure, fill in the brief online, and we'll send the stage-by-stage estimate separately.
A business-card site shows the menu, contacts, opening hours and a map: up to 5 pages, from $299, ready in 5–7 days. The simplest option, one page on a template, is the “Express landing page” row in the price table. A site with reservations also takes bookings: the guest picks a date, time and number of people, and the request comes to you in Telegram. It also has sections for events and banquets, and takes 4–6 weeks. You can start with a business-card site and add reservations later: mention it in the brief, and we'll leave room for the form from the start. More about the format on the business-card website page.
Yes. The QR code leads to the menu page on your site, so a guest at the table sees the same version as in Google search. Change a price or remove a dish in the admin panel, and the code already shows the new menu, with no need to reprint stickers. The QR code opens the menu for viewing only. Ordering and paying at the table aren't part of this format.
Yes, and this page is about exactly that: menu, table reservations, banquets, events. Hotel guests and people from the city see the restaurant separately from the rooms. If you need a site for the hotel itself, with rooms, an availability calendar and room booking, that's different work. We build that kind of hotel website in our tourism line.

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More detail

What a restaurant website needs to get a guest to the table

How much a cafe website costs and how not to overpay for extras

There are three formats, and the line between them is what the site does. A coffee shop or bar with a menu, opening hours and an address will do fine with an express landing page. That's one page on a template with your content: UAH 8,200–49,200 ($199–1,200), launched in 3–14 days.

A restaurant site with a menu by category, table booking and events costs UAH 60,000–120,000 ($1,450–2,900) and takes 4–6 weeks. If the venue delivers food itself, you add a cart, online payment and, if your management system allows it, order transfer into that system. Here the range is UAH 120,000–250,000 ($2,900–6,000), with 6–10 weeks of work.

Within a range, the price moves with the design and the number of languages and sections. A custom design costs 30–35% more than a template one. We fix the price of a cafe website after the specification, and you pay in stages. You can get a rough figure in the cost calculator. For us to work out the amount for your venue, just fill in the brief online. At the end you get a document with your answers, and we send the stage-by-stage estimate separately.

Coffee shop, bar, restaurant or delivery — what you actually need

A coffee shop needs a menu, opening hours, an address and directions. A bar site lives on its listings: live music, themed nights, weekend bookings. A restaurant needs a menu with categories and allergens, table booking, banquets and events. A venue with delivery can't do without a cart, delivery zones and online payment, and in scope that is already an online store.

If you only need to show the menu and contacts, a business-card website will do. There's no point paying for bookings you don't plan to use. You can add them later, just mention it in the brief.

On a phone, a PDF menu has to be zoomed in with your fingers, and search shows it as just a file. So we build the menu as a page: categories, photos, prices, allergens, seasonal dishes. A price has changed or a dish is gone? You edit it in the admin panel yourself, without us and without a new file.

The QR code on the table leads to the same page, so the guest in the dining room and the guest in search see one menu. How Google reads a venue's address and opening hours we explained in an article on structured data.

Table booking without a phone call

A guest thinks about Friday's table on Thursday evening, when the host is busy with the dining room or the venue has already closed. Calling at that hour is awkward, but a form can be filled in any time: date, time, number of guests, phone or Telegram. The request reaches you in Telegram or by email, and you don't need a separate booking system. Why enquiries get lost we looked at in an article on calls outside business hours.

If guests prefer a messenger, a Telegram bot that takes bookings right in the chat will suit them.

Your own delivery alongside Glovo and Bolt Food

Glovo and Bolt Food bring new guests and charge a commission on every order for it. Your own site with delivery works for people who already know you and are ordering a second time. These channels run side by side, and you don't have to pick one. For shops we covered the same question in the article on marketplace versus your own store.

Whether the menu can be passed to the aggregators' dashboards and site orders sent to the kitchen depends on your POS system and on the aggregators themselves. We check what can be connected in your case during the brief, and we don't promise it in advance.

How guests nearby find your venue in Google

When someone looks for a place to have dinner, Google often shows a map with venues nearby. If your venue already has a Google Business Profile, at launch we add a link to the site with the menu and booking. Setting up and managing the profile itself is local SEO, a separate service that isn't included in the site price.

Profile setup costs UAH 4,000–10,000 one-off, and management costs UAH 3,000–8,000 a month. We don't promise map positions, Google decides those. What this work involves we laid out in an article on local SEO for business.

What we've built in the food market and what carries over to your site

To be straight with you: there's no restaurant website in our public portfolio. There are three projects from the same market. Sushi Product+ is a wholesale portal for a HoReCa ingredient supplier with "For sushi" and "For pizza" collections, a wholesale buyer account and three languages. Chumak is the online store of the Chumak brand with a catalogue by product line and a customer account. Tourdewine is a collectible wine store on WooCommerce with a faceted catalogue. From these projects, the category catalogue and the cart carry over to a venue's site. They have no table booking, so we'll build it for your venue.

We've been building business websites since 2016 and have delivered over 500 projects. We have offices in Kharkiv and Kyiv. We work online with clients from Odesa, Lviv, Dnipro and other cities. We'll also build a site for a hotel restaurant. If you need a hotel website with room booking, that's different work, and we handle it in our tourism line. Opening by a certain date? Name it in the form below, and we'll tell you what we can deliver by then.