Restaurant site with table booking
An up-to-date menu, photos of the room and a button to book. People who find you on Google land here and book, without going through the phone.
The problem
The phone rings during service. Whoever calls while the room is full hangs up and tries the place next door, and you only find the gap that evening, looking at empty tables. Meanwhile the menu people see online is two seasons old, and the photos were uploaded by a customer on their phone.
Worth considering if today
- The phone rings during service and goes unanswered
- The menu people see online is not the one in the kitchen
- You take bookings by voice and write them in a notebook
- People searching your name find a portal before they find you
What is included
A menu you update yourself
Dishes, prices and specials change from your phone. No request to me, no PDF to remake.
Table booking
The guest picks the day, the time and the headcount. They get an email confirmation, you get the request in writing.
Wired to your calendar
Bookings land where you already look, with no second diary to keep in sync.
Pages for the occasions
Business lunch, private events, holiday dinners. Each with its own page, because those are different searches.
A connected Google listing
Hours, photos and menu consistent between the site and the map, so people arriving from there arrive at you.
What changes
Bookings arrive while you are working, in writing, with a name and a headcount. The menu the customer reads is the real one. And when someone searches your name they find you, not the portal that keeps a cut of every table.
See it working
Open, navigable demos, not screenshots. They are demonstration projects: no client was invented to fill this page.
- WebsitesOpen demo ↗Golden DragonWebsite for Golden Dragon, a Japanese-Korean fusion restaurant in Milan: smokeless Table Grill, Yakiniku, Korean BBQ, menu, gift cards and table booking.
- WebsitesOpen demo ↗BradoWebsite for a Modena burger joint (since 2016): 100% Italian grass-fed beef charcoal-grilled over beechwood, house-leavened bread. Cinematic hero, menu, sourcing story and table booking.
- WebsitesOpen demo ↗LievitaComplete restaurant website with digital menu, online ordering, and table reservations.
Phases and timing
- Material and structure2 days
I collect the menu, photos and hours, and we decide which pages are actually needed.
- Build5-7 days
The site takes shape. Halfway through you see it online and tell me what to change.
- Bookings and Google1-2 days
We connect the calendar, test the booking path and align the Google listing.
In totalFirst version online in 7-10 days, if the menu and photos already exist.
Practical details
What is not included, what it connects to and the frequent questions: the part worth reading before asking for a quote, opened with one tap.
What is not included
- Professional photography of the dishes, if you do not already have it
- Floor and staff shift management, which is a back office and not a website
What it connects to
- Google Calendar
- Google Business Profile
- Your own inbox
- TheFork, if you already use it
Frequent questions
Does the site replace TheFork?
No, and that is not its job. TheFork brings you people who did not know you, and takes a commission for them. The site is there to get booked by people who already know your name, and on those you pay no commission.
Can I change the menu myself?
Yes, and that is the point. You get an access where you edit dishes and prices the way you would write a message.
What if two bookings land on the same table?
The calendar knows the capacity you set: when a slot is full it stops being selectable.
Does the site stay mine?
Yes. Domain, code and content are yours, and if one day you want to take them elsewhere you do not need my permission.
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Want this one, with your name on it?
A twenty-minute call and I'll tell you whether it makes sense for you, what I'd build and what it costs. You know the price before we start.