Booking for a specific time
The guest enters the date, time, number of people and the occasion, say a birthday or a business dinner. You know what to prepare before they arrive.
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Restaurant website with booking
A website for a restaurant or café where guests scroll the menu on their phone, see photos of the dining room and dishes, and book a table. The request comes straight to your Telegram.
Just write, and I’ll take it from there. I’ll estimate your task at no cost.
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Dinner by the wood-fired oven, downtown
Wood-fired dishes, wine and a terrace. Book a table online in a minute.
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Where to go for dinner is often decided on the go: people search Google, scroll the menu and photos, check if you’re still open. If your menu is a photo of the paper one and the only way to book is a phone call in the middle of a busy evening, the guest goes somewhere easier.
This website is for restaurants, cafés, coffee shops and bars where people book tables ahead, come in groups or celebrate. It works alongside Instagram and puts in one place what guests look for before heading out: the menu, booking, address and opening hours.
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before dinner
Restaurants are busiest in the evenings and on weekends. Your website has to work when your staff are too busy for the phone.
The guest enters the date, time, number of people and the occasion, say a birthday or a business dinner. You know what to prepare before they arrive.
A separate section for booking the hall: the guest describes the event and how many people are coming, you get a request with all the details and call back with a proposal ready.
Dinner plans are often made late at night. The website takes bookings any time, and the AI assistant answers questions about the menu and hours at night; it’s included.
Food photos live on Instagram, and the website has what’s missing there: the full menu, booking in a few taps and the address with directions.
Guests look for a place on the go. The page opens fast on a phone, buttons are easy to tap, and the website shows up in Google.
for your place
The guest enters the date, time and number of people, leaves a phone number, and you see the request in Telegram right away. Even when nobody has a moment to answer the phone in the evening.
Starters, mains, desserts, bar: sections you scroll with a finger, with prices and portion weights. Guests won’t have to zoom into a PDF on a small screen.
A foreign guest reads the menu and books a table in their own language, so your waiter doesn’t have to translate every dish. The second language is part of the work.
The address with a directions button, opening hours where they’re easy to see, and a call in one tap. That’s what guests look for five minutes before they arrive.
from menu to first booking
You send the menu, photos and opening hours. I do the rest.
What kind of place it is, how many rooms, whether you host banquets. A voice message works. I ask a few questions.
Before any design, we sort your menu into sections and agree on what goes on the page.
I show you the site on your phone: you scroll the menu and try booking a table. We make changes on the spot.
Booking requests go to your Telegram, the domain and code are on your own accounts. I stay in touch.
Your doubts
The key things on a restaurant website are a menu that works on a phone, photos of the dining room and dishes, table booking, the address with directions and opening hours. Booking requests reach the owner in Telegram right away.
A place with one room and one menu usually needs just one page: menu, photos, booking, address. Several pages make sense when there’s a banquet hall, several locations or a separate bar menu.
Table booking requests from a restaurant website reach the owner’s Telegram right after they’re sent: name, phone, date, time and number of guests. It also shows where the guest came from: Google, Instagram or ads.
Yes, a second language, English for example, is part of the work on the website. A foreign guest reads the menu and opening hours and books a table in their own language.
For a café or restaurant website, all you need is the menu in any form (even a photo of the paper one), photos of the place and dishes, the address and opening hours. You can describe your place in a voice message, and Gordey will write the text.
Online payments can be added to your website later, with no need to rebuild it.