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Web Design for Restaurants & Takeaways
Restaurant websites from £499 — menus, bookings & reviews included
People eat with their eyes — and they check your website before they book a table. I build restaurant and takeaway sites that make food look irresistible, put the menu one tap away, and stop you paying 30% commission to delivery apps for customers who were already yours.
Same-day reply, 7 days a week. Fixed prices — see the website bundles.
“Sammi did an outstanding job developing the website for my local bistro. The site looks fantastic — it works flawlessly on both computer and phone, and has already received great feedback from my customers.”
Lewis Reynolds — bistro ownerVerified Google review
Why restaurants, bistros & takeaways need a proper website
Delivery apps eat your margin
Just Eat and Uber Eats take up to 30% per order. Your own site with direct ordering or click-and-collect keeps that margin in your till.
PDF menus lose customers
A blurry PDF menu that won't load on a phone sends hungry people to the next place. Your menu should be fast, beautiful and always up to date.
Empty tables on quiet nights
A site that takes bookings 24/7 — and shows up when someone searches 'restaurant near me' at 5pm — fills covers you're currently losing.
What your site gets
Straight answers
How much does a restaurant website cost?
£499 for a complete site with menus, booking links, maps and reviews. Add online ordering or click-and-collect and it moves toward the £850 e-commerce build — still a fraction of a year's delivery-app commission.
Can I update the menu myself?
Yes — I set menus up so you can change dishes and prices yourself, or just WhatsApp me the changes and I'll do them same-day on a Care Plan.
Can you add online ordering?
Yes — from simple click-and-collect ordering to full delivery ordering with card payments. I'll recommend the setup that fits your kitchen, not the flashiest one.
Ready for a website that wins you work?
Message me now and I'll get you moving today — or ring 01772 485 348 for a chat first.