RESTAURANT WEBSITE DESIGN · NATIONWIDE

Restaurant website design.
Make ordering simple.

A restaurant website should help a hungry customer find the menu, check where you are, and take the next step on a phone. We build restaurant websites with clear information and ordering options suited to your existing provider and operation.

Direct conversation with Mike Mancini · Clear scope before work begins

A FICTIONAL RESTAURANT. A WORKING EXAMPLE.

From the menu
to a clear next step.

Try Dewey’s Cheeseburger & Fries to see menu selection, quantity changes, and a sample order summary. This studio concept demonstrates the customer experience; it does not send an order, take a payment, or connect to a live POS.

Your restaurant project uses your own identity, approved menu, prices, and compatible ordering provider. Provider access, fees, integration requirements, and testing are confirmed in the scope.

EXPLORE THE FULL SHOWROOM
Dewey’s Cheeseburger and Fries sculpted burger logo
FICTIONAL RESTAURANT · STUDIO DEMO

Dewey’s.

CHEESEBURGER & FRIES

Big flavor. A simple ordering experience.

Dewey’s CheeseburgerBeef patty, American cheese, pickles & house sauce
$8.95
0
Double CheeseburgerTwo patties, double cheese & house sauce
$11.95
0
Golden FriesCrisp, salted & made for dipping
$3.95
0
Subtotal $0.00Illustrative demo tax · 6% $0.00Sample total $0.00

Interactive demonstration · Sample cart only. No live ordering, payment, or POS connection. Menu values illustrate our Dewey’s concept.

A menu customers can actually use.

Readable menu categories, current prices, helpful descriptions, and supplied food photography make the website useful before anyone places an order. Important information should work on small screens. We can discuss a readable web menu alongside a downloadable menu, so customers do not have to rely on a tiny image just to decide what to eat.

Ordering that fits your provider.

The online ordering option connects a supported external provider. Before agreeing on the work, we review the ordering path, account access, compatibility, and any subscriptions or processing costs. A compatible POS connection is an integration with an existing supported system; it is not a promise to build a fully custom point-of-sale product. For the compatibility review, bring the provider name, account permissions, POS version, available API or integration documentation, and required pickup, delivery, or reservation flow. A provider is treated as supported only after that review.

Practical details before launch.

We confirm supplied opening hours, location, phone number, menu content, and the contact or ordering actions in the scope. You review the agreed features before launch. Ongoing menu changes, website care, search work, and provider support are discussed separately, so you know which responsibilities continue after the website is delivered.

CLEAR STARTING POINTS · PRICES IN USD

Your project.
Your next move.

RESTAURANT WEBSITE

$999

One-time · scope confirmed first

  • Restaurant presentation and menu browsing
  • Mobile-first layout
  • Contact and location information
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WEBSITE + ONLINE ORDERING

$1,799

One-time · scope confirmed first

  • Restaurant website
  • Provider-based online ordering
  • Provider compatibility review
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COMPATIBLE POS CONNECTION

$3,499–$5,499

One-time · scope confirmed first

  • Scope-dependent connected solution
  • Existing POS compatibility review
  • Integration testing before launch
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Your written scope confirms the website, menu, compatible provider connection, revisions, and final price. Hosting, domains, provider subscriptions, processing fees, POS hardware/software, and ongoing provider support are separate.

GOOD QUESTIONS. STRAIGHT ANSWERS.

A little clarity.
A better start.

What are your restaurant website prices?

A restaurant website starts at $999. A website with provider-based online ordering is $1,799. Compatible connected POS integration is $3,499–$5,499, depending on scope and compatibility.

Can you add ordering to an existing restaurant website?

For a suitable existing website, adding a compatible ordering provider is listed at $379–$740. Access, compatibility, and the required work are reviewed first.

Are processing and platform fees included?

No. Hosting, paid platforms, processing, POS hardware or software, and ongoing support are separate from the listed build prices.

LET’S MAKE YOUR NEXT CHAPTER BOOM

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Working with businesses across the United States