Your Restaurant Website Should Fill Tables, Not Frustrate Guests

Most projects are completed in 3–6 weeks from the date you sign off on the proposal. The main variables are project scope (number of pages and integrations), how quickly you can provide content and photography, and how fast you review and respond to design feedback. Simple single-location websites typically run 3–4 weeks. More complex projects with custom design systems, multiple integrations, or multi-location architecture take 5–8 weeks. The biggest factor in timeline is always client feedback speed — the faster you review and provide consolidated feedback, the faster we move.

You don't need to have professional photography to get started — but it does make a significant difference to the final result. Here's how we approach it: if you have existing photos (even iPhone shots), send them over and we'll work with what you have, selecting the strongest images for each section. If your photography is limited, we can recommend professional food and hospitality photographers in your area and build the photography shoot into your project timeline. For clients without any photography, we can also use curated stock imagery as a placeholder and swap in your real photos once they're ready — so the website can launch on schedule. Whatever your situation, we'll make a plan that works.

Yes — integrating your existing ordering and reservation systems is one of our core services. We work with all the major hospitality platforms including Toast, Square, Clover, and other POS-based ordering systems; reservation platforms like OpenTable, Resy, Tock, and Yelp Reservations; third-party delivery links for DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub; and direct online ordering solutions. Our goal is to embed your booking and ordering flows directly into your website so guests never experience a jarring redirect. If you use a platform not listed here, just ask — chances are we can work with it. The specifics of what's possible depend on each platform's API and embed capabilities.

Multi-location restaurant groups are one of our specialties. Rather than building separate websites for each location (a maintenance nightmare), we architect a unified web presence with a shared brand system and individual location pages. Each location page has its own unique content: address, hours, phone number, parking information, and local SEO markup. Menus can be managed centrally with per-location overrides for items, pricing, or seasonal specials. Group-wide content — announcements, promotions, careers — lives in one place and applies everywhere. Our Multi-Location plan is designed specifically for groups with 2 or more locations, and the architecture scales as you open new locations.