For restaurants, cafes, taquerias, and bars
A menu people can read beats a menu people zoom.
Most local restaurant sites hide the menu inside a photo, or a PDF that opens sideways. People give up and go to the place whose menu loaded. That is the entire margin you are losing, on a phone, at 6:40pm.
- $500, one time
- Built before you pay
- Denver & Dallas
What actually costs you jobs
Four things, and none of them are the logo.
Your menu is a picture, so nobody can read it
Real text, real prices, sized for a phone held one handed. It also means search engines can finally read your dishes.
Your hours are wrong somewhere online
One set of hours on the site, matched to your Google profile, including the holiday oddities.
Pickup takes five taps
Order online, call, or directions, all one tap from the top of every page.
The food photos are doing nothing
Photos sized properly, in the right places, so the page still loads fast on a phone on the patio.
The $500 a month side
Two ads a week, aimed at your street.
Restaurants live on the seven day cycle. Ads land Thursday and Friday, when the weekend gets decided.
- A dish of the week with the price, run Thursday into the weekend
- A slow-night offer aimed at the five miles around you
- The back of house at 6am, because people follow places, not menus
Eight ads a month, a report every Friday, cancel any month. Ad spend is paid straight to the platform on your own card, usually $150 to $400 a month.
Nothing to lose here
I build it first. You look at it. Then you decide.
Send me your business name and I will build the site on my time, then walk you through it in person around Denver or Dallas, or on a screen share. There is no fee for the build or the meeting, and no deadline on your answer. If you pass, you owe nothing and I keep the file.
Or call Connor at (469) 510-9012.