Niche

A website for your restaurant, cafe, or bar — in 3-4 weeks

Online menu, table reservations, delivery orders, and a connection to Glovo and Bolt Food. Opening soon — the site will be ready in time. Moving to delivery — that too.

What's included

A site where the guest orders and the POS already knows

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, update it in 2 minutes.
  • 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. Order form, status tracking, online payment.
  • Glovo and Bolt Food integration. We set up the transfer of your menu into the aggregators' dashboards, if you want to keep both channels.
  • POS sync. We set up the transfer of orders from the site to the kitchen. Which POS system you run — we confirm during the brief.
  • Events section. Announcements for live music, themed nights, tastings — as a separate page or a block on the homepage.
  • Google Maps and SEO. A properly configured Google Business Profile plus local SEO. A guest searches "cafe near me" and sees you in the Map Pack.

Case studies

HoReCa sites where the menu opens in a second — on phone and on laptop

Інтернет-магазин

Chumak

Tourdewine

Gadgik

Process

Launching a restaurant site and the first reservations without aggregators

  1. Brief

    15-20 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.

  2. Design and menu

    Sitemap, UI mockups, menu structure. If you have a brand book, we build on it. You get: final mockups.

  3. 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.

  4. Launch

    Google Business Profile, analytics, a guide for the admin. You get: a live site, a video walkthrough of the menu, and 30 days of free support.

FAQ

What clients ask before we start

Discuss your project

Opening soon? The site will be ready in 3-4 weeks

  • 30 minutesOne-on-one online
  • Flexible formatVideo or phone call
  • Solution-focusedPractical answers
Where should we reach you?

Your data is protected and never shared with third parties.

More detail

A restaurant website, cafe, or bar: what you need, what's optional, how not to overpay

A restaurant website is first of all a menu, reservations, and directions. A guest searches for "where to eat", sees the place on Google Maps, opens the site, looks at the menu and prices, and taps "Book a table" or "Order delivery". If even one of those actions is awkward, the person goes to a competitor.

The most common problem: a menu in PDF. A PDF isn't indexed by Google, doesn't open cleanly on mobile, and can't be edited without a new file. We build a structured online menu with categories, photos, and prices — editable through the admin panel without a developer. Table reservations aren't just convenient for the guest; they save the admin's time too: a reservation form with confirmation in Telegram or by email replaces a chain of phone calls.

Glovo and Bolt Food are popular aggregators, but they charge a noticeable fee on every order. Your own delivery through the site, with no fee, usually pays for itself within a few months of steady traffic. You can run both channels in parallel — the aggregator for new guests, your site for regulars. POS integration shortens the time between an order and the start of cooking: we set up the transfer of the order from the site straight to the kitchen printer or screen. Which POS you run — we confirm during the brief.

Local SEO for a restaurant is a topic of its own. Google Business Profile, the right category, reviews, location pages — all of it earns a spot in the Map Pack: the three places shown first when someone searches "cafe near me". Local SEO →

Timelines: a basic restaurant site takes 2-3 weeks, a standard one with delivery 3-4 weeks, and one with POS integration and multiple locations 4-6 weeks. If you're opening soon, we'll make it in time. We don't sell "a portal with user accounts" where a menu, a booking, and a map are enough. Get an estimate →