Websites for restaurants

A restaurant website with the menu people are looking for

Most people visit a restaurant website for three things: the menu, the hours and where you are. SaySites builds a fast site that shows all three clearly and lets you update them by asking.

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Warm restaurant dining room with wooden tables
Restaurant · Asheville, NCA live example site

The problem

Why most restaurants are stuck with a website that doesn’t work for them.

The menu is a PDF or a photo

A PDF menu is slow on a phone, hard to read and hard for search engines to understand. A menu written as a real page loads fast and can be found.

Hours are out of date

Holiday closures and seasonal hours change often. A site with the wrong hours sends people to a locked door.

The site is slow on a phone

Diners decide where to eat on their phones, often while already out. Heavy photos and slow pages lose them.

Specials never make it online

The new seasonal menu or the Tuesday special is on the chalkboard but not on the website.

What you get

The pages your site should have.

Your site starts with a home, services and contact page written for your business and your town. Ask Sofie for any of the others. Every page is checked against Google’s basics and held to a 95+ speed score before it goes live.

  1. 01

    Home

    A photo of your food, your hours, address and phone, so a hungry visitor can decide in seconds.

  2. 02

    Menu

    Your menu as a real web page, with dishes and prices as text, easy to read on a phone and easy to update.

  3. 03

    About

    Your story, your kitchen and what makes you different.

  4. 04

    Gallery

    Photos of your dishes and dining room, resized automatically for speed.

  5. 05

    Private events

    If you host parties, a page explaining what you offer, with enquiries through the contact form.

  6. 06

    Contact and hours

    Address, hours, phone and a form for questions and event enquiries.

Getting found

Built for the searches your clients actually make.

  • Italian restaurant near me
  • [restaurant name] menu
  • restaurants open now near me
  • best brunch [your city]
  • private dining room [your city]
  • gluten free restaurant near me

Marked up as a Restaurant

Structured data uses the Restaurant type with your address, phone and opening hours, the details Google shows when people search for places to eat.

A menu Google can read

Your menu is written as text on its own page, with a clear title like "Menu | [your restaurant]", instead of an image or PDF search engines cannot read well.

Hours that stay right

Opening hours sit in your business details and structured data. Tell Sofie about a holiday change and it updates in one place.

Fast pages full of food photos

Photos are resized automatically and every page passes a 95+ speed check, so the site stays quick for people deciding where to eat right now.

Sofie, your assistant

Change anything by asking.

No page builder to learn. Tell Sofie what you want in a sentence; she shows you the change as a draft, and it goes live when you say so.

  • Update the menu with our new fall dishes
  • We are closed on Thanksgiving, add that to the site
  • Add a private events page
  • Mark the vegetarian and gluten-free dishes on the menu
  • Add these photos of the new patio to the gallery
$15a month, everything included
0setup fees or long contracts
95+speed score required on every page
100%yours: your words, photos and domain

7-day free trial. Cancel anytime.

Questions

What restaurants ask us.

How much does a restaurant website cost?

$15 a month after a 7-day free trial, for your site, hosting, your own domain, speed checks and changes by Sofie.

Do I need to be technical to update the menu?

No. Tell Sofie what changed, like a new dish or a new price, and she updates the menu page. You see the draft first and can undo it.

Can people order food or reserve a table online?

SaySites does not take food orders or reservations. Guests can call you or send a message through your contact form. If you already use a separate ordering or reservation service, Sofie can add a button that links to it.

Why not just upload my PDF menu?

A PDF is slow and awkward on a phone and harder for search engines to understand. A menu written as a page is quicker to read, easier to update and can show up for searches about your dishes.

Can I note allergens and dietary options?

Yes. Sofie can mark vegetarian, vegan or gluten-free dishes on the menu. Only mark what is accurate, and keep a note inviting guests to ask about allergies.

What is the weekly standing?

Each week you get a private standing showing how your site compares with similar businesses on SaySites, along with steps that would help you move up.

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