For restaurants, cafes and food trucks
Hungry people check three things before they come in: the menu, the hours and how to find you. Your restaurant website should answer all three in the first few seconds, on a phone.
A bakery website sells the morning: what comes out of the oven, when you open and when things sell out. A coffee shop website is about hours, location and the feel of the place. A food truck website needs this week's schedule, front and center.
A catering website works more like a service business: menus or packages, the events you do and an inquiry form that asks for the date and headcount. We build the site around how your customers actually decide.
Seasonal specials, a new price, holiday hours, a food truck schedule for next week. Send the change from your phone, approve the preview and it's live, usually the same day. That's what your monthly changes are for.
Pricing
12-month plan, then month to month. Your first payment happens at launch.
We link to the ordering you already use, such as Toast, Square or a delivery app, and make the button easy to find. We don't run a separate ordering system.
No. We put your menu on the page as real text, so it's easy to read on a phone and Google can see it. You can still offer a PDF download if you like.
Sign in, tell us what changed and attach a photo if you have one. We update it and you approve the preview. Most changes go live the same day.
Yes. It can ask for the event date, the headcount and what they're looking for, and every inquiry goes to your email.
Yes. Each location gets its own hours, address and map. Standard covers most two-location restaurants; Plus has room for more.
Ten minutes now. A private preview in 24 hours. $0 down.
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