Restaurants, cafes, food trucks, bakeries, breweries, caterers — your menu is your hook. We design mouth-watering websites with the menu front-and-center and reservations or pre-orders one tap away.
From single-truck operators to multi-location regional brands. If you're in any of these, we have shipped sites that work for you.
Hungry people decide in seconds. We obsess over the first scroll — the photo, the price, the path to "book a table" or "order now."
Your menu isn't a PDF buried under "Cuisine." It loads instantly, reads cleanly on a one-handed phone, and updates from a simple editor. Sections, prices, dietary tags, and seasonal items — visible without a download. This single decision lifts conversion more than any hero animation ever will.
OpenTable, Resy, Tock, ChowNow, Toast, Square — we wire your existing booking and ordering tools right into the site so guests never bounce to a third-party page. Sticky CTA on mobile. Book a table or start an order is always one thumb away, no matter what page they're on.
We treat photography as a design system, not a decoration. Hero shots, menu thumbnails, lifestyle moments — sized, color-graded, and lazy-loaded so the page stays fast. Don't have pro photos yet? We send a phone-shot guide and lighting cheat sheet so you can launch without waiting on a photoshoot.
The number one reason people land on a restaurant website is to find out if you're open, where you are, and how to get there. We surface hours (with holiday overrides), a tap-to-call number, a tap-to-route address, and embedded map without an extra click. Food truck websites get a live "today's location" hero block.
The average bakery website search happens at 11am on a phone, with one hand, while standing in line for something else. We build for sub-second loads, compressed imagery, and minimal scripts. Google's Core Web Vitals all green — which means better rankings for "cafe near me" and "bakery [your city]."
Most of your margin lives in the side hustles — buyouts, private parties, drop-off catering, gift cards, merchandise. We design dedicated pages for each, with the inquiry forms or e-commerce flows you actually need. Brewery website design includes tour bookings, tap room rentals, and event calendars.
Bloom & Basil is a real-world example of how we design for food & drink. Same craft, same standards, your brand.
See Bloom & Basil →Most restaurant websites are built backwards. They open with a slow video of the chef plating something, hide the menu behind a "Dine" submenu, and ask you to email a generic info@ address to "inquire about reservations." Meanwhile, the person on the other side of the screen has been thinking about dinner for forty-five seconds and is about to switch tabs.
Our restaurant website design philosophy starts with the customer's hunger clock. From the moment the page loads, they should see what kind of food you serve, when you're open, how to get there, and how to lock in a table or place an order. Everything else — the story, the press hits, the cocktail history — is a bonus, served after the hook is set.
This pattern holds whether we're shipping a cafe website design for a single-location coffee shop or a complete brewery website design with twelve taps, a tour calendar, and a private-event rental flow. The categories look different. The conversion math is the same.
A food truck website has one job: tell people where you are right now. We design a hero block with a live location field you update from your phone before you open, plus an Instagram embed for the lunch-rush regulars who check stories. Menu is a tap below. Catering and event-booking sit further down for the deeper-pocketed weekday hunter who happens to be planning a wedding. Simple, fast, and rebuildable in 90 seconds when you change neighborhoods.
For a bakery website, the home page is a portfolio. Croissants, custom cakes, sourdough loaves with cross-sections — beautifully shot, fast-loading, and tagged so people can browse by category. We add pre-order flows for holiday menus (Thanksgiving pies are a real revenue line) and clear pickup windows so you don't field 200 phone calls in December. Wedding cake inquiries get their own form with budget and guest count filters that pre-qualify before you write a single email.
Brewery website design balances three revenue streams: the tap room, off-premise distribution, and merchandise. We build distinct paths for each. Tap room visitors need hours, current tap list, and "is the patio open" status. Distribution partners need contact and where-to-buy. Fans need merch and a mailing list signup that actually fills events. Winery clients get tasting reservations through Tock or SevenRooms and wine club signup flows that convert.
For catering companies and meal prep services, the website is the sales funnel. We design qualifying inquiry forms (date, guest count, budget, dietary needs) that route to the right inbox automatically. Sample menus, package pricing, and testimonials with photos — because a catering client is buying confidence as much as food. Meal prep brands get clean weekly menu rotations, subscription signup, and SMS opt-ins for "this week's box drops Sunday at 5pm" reminders.
Cafe website design tends to be deceptively simple — until you remember the cafe also runs pop-ups, hosts open mics, sells whole-bean coffee online, and operates two locations. We design clean multi-location switchers, event calendars that auto-archive past dates, and shop pages that pull from Shopify or Square without you maintaining two product lists. Loyalty integrations with Square, Toast, or Stamp Me come included.
All of the above. Our restaurant website design work covers full-service restaurants, food trucks, bakeries, coffee shops, breweries, wineries, caterers, and meal prep brands. Each category has its own conversion pattern — a food truck needs today's location and Instagram front-and-center, while a brewery needs tap lists, tour bookings, and event rentals. We tailor the structure to your category, not a generic template.
Most food and drink websites go live in 2 to 4 weeks from kickoff. A single-page food truck site can launch in under 10 days. A multi-location restaurant group with online ordering, reservations, and a private events page typically takes 3 to 5 weeks. We send you a polished preview within 48 hours so you can see direction before committing.
Our Starter tier covers a one-page restaurant site with menu, hours, location, and a reservation or order button — perfect for food trucks and small cafes. Standard adds multi-page structure: about, full menu sections, gallery, catering, and contact. Pro includes online ordering integration, OpenTable or Resy embeds, event/private dining flows, gift card pages, and multi-location switchers. Every tier includes mobile-first design, fast hosting, and SEO setup.
Yes. Every site we build comes with an editor for the things that change — menu items, prices, daily specials, hours, holiday closures, and announcements. You don't need to call us when you add a seasonal cocktail or pull the winter squash soup. We train you in a 30-minute walkthrough after launch, and you keep a written cheat sheet.
Yes. We integrate with Toast, Square, Clover, ChowNow, Toast Online Ordering, Olo, OpenTable, Resy, Tock, SevenRooms, Yelp Waitlist, and most major POS and reservation platforms. If you already have a system, we plug it in. If you're shopping, we'll recommend one that matches your volume and margin goals — no kickbacks, just what works.
Most clients come to us without a finished photo library, and food photography matters more here than almost any other industry. We'll work with stock at first, give you a shot list to capture with your phone (we send a one-page lighting guide), or connect you with a local food photographer in our network. Sites launch faster when we don't wait for the perfect photo — we ship and iterate.
Tell us about your business in 90 seconds. We'll send you a custom landing page mockup within 48 hours — yours to keep.
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