Web design
A page for every service and every area you cover, written for you, live in five to ten working days.
See Web design→A menu that opens instantly on a phone, a booking button that works, and photos that make people hungry. Not a PDF menu from 2019 that nobody can read.
See your homepage before you commit.
Your dishes, your room, your name. A real page you can open at the pass and show the team.
They are usually stood outside, or sat on the sofa deciding between you and two others. You have about thirty seconds and a bad signal.
It is the first thing every single person looks for, and on most hospitality sites it is a PDF that takes eight seconds to load and then needs pinching to read.
Old photos, last year's Christmas menu still up, no sign of life. People read that as a place that might have closed.
If booking means ringing during service, or a form nobody answers until tomorrow, they book the place that let them do it in two taps.
Built from restaurant, bar and takeaway sites, including multi-venue groups and bilingual menus.
Per-cover fees on the booking platforms, and up to thirty per cent on the delivery apps. They are worth using — but every cover that could have come direct is margin you handed over.
A real report from a bistro twelve months after launch. The menu is the most-viewed page on the site by a distance — as it is on every hospitality site we build.
A real client report, twelve months in
A single café or a group of four. We build both, and the only real question is how much the site needs to do beyond showing the menu.
Menu, hours, photos, location and a way to reach you. For a lot of independents that is genuinely all a website needs to do.
Where the site starts doing real work: taking bookings, selling events, and keeping the commission in your pocket.
Start small and grow into it — adding pages later costs nothing extra and nothing gets rebuilt. Send us your current site or your Instagram and we'll tell you which one you actually need.
Same menu, same photos, four completely different rooms. Hover any of them to scroll the whole page and see how it reads on a phone.
Seasonal menu, changed weekly. Walk-ins welcome at the bar.
Open from 8am, seven days. Dog friendly, kids welcome, no bookings needed.
Fourteen covers. One sitting. Bookings open on the first of each month.
Ancoats. Open until midnight Thursday to Saturday.
Every one of these is a real build, not a mockup. See yours designed for £100, refunded if you go ahead. See prices →
Single sites, multi-venue groups and bilingual menus, across the UK and Cyprus.
Gastropub group
Pub and restaurant
Bar
Ten minutes between services, and that's your lot. Send us the menu and a few photos and we handle everything else.
Every price includes the words, the design and the SEO foundations. The £100 preview comes off whichever you choose.
Prices assume around fifteen pages, which covers most single venues. Running a group, or a site that has grown over years? See what that costs →
Hosting is £200 a year and your first three months are free. Price yours up in 60 seconds →
Which is right for a new or small business. If you have been trading twenty years and built up sixty, eighty or a hundred pages, that is a different job and it deserves a proper quote rather than a package price.
The site does the deciding. These keep people coming back and bring new ones in.
Nothing is bundled and nothing renews on its own. Add them when you want them, not before.
Yes, and this is the one thing worth being able to do. We can set it up so a dish comes off in about ten seconds from your phone. Or send it over and we will do it same day on a care plan — plenty of kitchens prefer that.
Usually. We wire in whatever you already use rather than pushing you onto something new. If you have not got one, we will set up something simple that reaches you during service without the phone going.
Fine, and better than stock. We crop and compress them so the food fills the frame and the page still loads instantly. Where there is a real gap we will tell you what one hour with a photographer would fix.
Yes, and properly — a full translated version with a switcher, written rather than machine-translated. We have built bilingual menus running to nearly two hundred items.
Each gets its own page, menu, hours and photos, under one site, without visitors getting lost. We have built four-venue groups this way.
Under half a second on a phone. That matters more here than almost any other sector, because the menu is the first thing every visitor goes looking for.
A page for every service and every area you cover, written for you, live in five to ten working days.
See Web design→We'll come back with a straight price and what we'd build, usually within the hour.
You'll get a message from the person who'd actually build your site, usually within the hour.