Your menu is the thing people ask about. Make it readable.
People look up a restaurant to find three things: what's on the menu, when it's open and where it is. If the menu is a photograph, a scanned PDF or a social post, search engines and AI assistants can't reliably read it — so the question gets answered from somewhere else, or not at all.
A restaurant site that states the menu, hours, location and directions as plain text answers all three, on a phone, in one tap. It doesn't replace your delivery apps or your Google listing — it's the page they should all agree with.
What the site carries
- Your menu as real text: dishes, descriptions and the prices you set
- Opening hours, including holidays and the exceptions
- Location, a map link, directions and parking notes
- One-tap call and WhatsApp for reservations and questions
- Dietary notes, only the ones you choose to publish
- Your own photographs, with proper descriptions for people who can't see them
Behind the text sits structured data for your name, address, hours and location, generated from the same facts as the page, so the two can't drift apart.
That helps machines read the page. It doesn't promise a ranking, a place in a “best restaurants” list or an AI citation.
Why the menu is the thing to get right: read the reasoning →
Reservations and ordering
Reservations work as requests: a guest asks, it reaches you at once on WhatsApp or the channel you use, and you confirm. The site never shows free tables, and the AI Concierge (included on Grow) declines to say whether one is available, because it can't know.
Online ordering with a cart and payment is separate work, scoped with you. We'll tell you honestly if a delivery app already does that job better for your restaurant.
Keep every listing telling the same story
Your Google listing, delivery apps and social pages each hold a version of your menu and hours, and they drift apart. Your own site is the one you control, and the one the others should agree with.
Minor content edits, like a change to the menu, are included in the Care Plan each month.
What this is — and what it isn't
A restaurant website. It is not a point-of-sale system, a kitchen or table-management tool, or a delivery service.
It makes your menu readable, which is what makes you eligible to be found. It can't make anyone recommend you.