Web design · Restaurants and food trucks
Restaurant websites with the real menu, and a direct line to ordering
For restaurant and food truck owners who want their menu, hours and ordering on a domain they own, not on a builder template or a POS storefront. We write and build the site for $500 (Launch) or $800 (Growth). The Launch preview is 72 hours out once your answers are in.
Before they order
What a hungry customer checks first
- Whether you’re open right now
- The menu with prices, as a real page rather than a PDF or a photo of the wall
- How to order: call, text, or online
- Where you are, or where the truck is tonight
- For halal kitchens, that the food is halal, said plainly
All of it fits on one fast page. Growth can spread it across a page per location or per section.
What we build
What we build for restaurants
- Your menu with real prices, typed once or read straight from your Clover system, so the site follows when you change a price there
- An Order button on every item that opens that exact item in your existing Clover ordering; checkout, payment and the kitchen ticket stay in Clover, and we don’t rebuild any of it
- A store picker when you have more than one location, remembered on the customer’s next visit
- Hours with an open-or-closed line, and a call button that’s one tap
- Halal marked plainly when it’s true of your kitchen
- For trucks: tonight’s hours, where the truck parks, and Call and Directions buttons pinned to the bottom of the phone
- A page per location with its own address, hours and map record for search
- Google Business Profile setup comes with Growth
Reading the menu from Clover is work we’ve actually done, on the site below. If you run Clover, say so in the brief and we’ll confirm the scope and price in writing before anything starts.
The real work
Restaurant sites that are live today
Shawarma Stop
Elgin & Lake in the Hills, IL · shawarmastopusa.com
Two stores, one menu system. The site reads straight from the restaurant’s Clover: 106 menu lines across eight tabs on launch day, and every item’s Order button opens that item in Clover ordering. All 193 order links were checked, and none failed.
Shawerma G
Chicago Ridge, IL · shawermag.net
A Syrian shawerma truck on one page: call to order, the menu, tonight’s hours, where the truck is. A Google search for the domain returned nothing before it launched, and Search Console was verified within a week of launch.
Prices
Launch or Growth
Launch
$500 one time
- One page, with the copy written for you
- Your menu with prices and a direct line to ordering, all on that page
- Domain and business email set up; the first year of the domain is included
- First preview in 72 hours
Growth
$800 one time
- Everything in Launch, up to five pages
- A booking system or lead form, set up
- Google Business Profile setup
- First preview in five business days
Every build starts with a $49 draft fee that counts in full toward the price; the balance, $451 on Launch or $751 on Growth, is due when you approve. Walk away after the draft and half the fee comes back. Revision rounds, Care at $49 a month, and what the plans don’t cover are on the web design page.
Marketing
Google Ads and social? Not yet.
Ads and Instagram are usually the first thing restaurant owners ask about after the site. We don’t sell either yet, because we’re still building them. The list below is one email, and we’ll write once, when there’s something real to offer.
Coming soon: Google Ads and social media management
We're building both now. If you want in when they open, email us and we'll write once, when there's something real to offer. No dates or prices until then.
Questions
What restaurant owners ask first
How much does a restaurant website cost?
Launch is $500 and Growth is $800, once. Launch is one page with the copy written for you; Growth goes up to five pages with a booking or lead form and Google Business Profile setup. If you run Clover and want the site to read your menu live, like Shawarma Stop’s does, say so in the brief and we’ll confirm the scope and price in writing before anything starts.
Can customers order and pay on the site itself?
No, and we won’t build something that pretends they can. We don’t build online stores or custom checkouts. What we do is connect the ordering you already run: every menu item can open straight into your Clover ordering, so checkout happens in the system that already feeds your kitchen.
Our menu changes all the time. Who keeps the site current?
If the menu lives in Clover, the site follows it on its own, and keeps showing the last saved copy if Clover can’t be reached. Otherwise, email your changes: Care at $49 a month covers up to 4 small edits a month, and Growth + Editing ($1,600) adds an editor so you can change dishes and prices yourself.
Can you build a food truck website?
Yes. One page usually does it: the menu, tonight’s hours, where the truck parks, and a call button that stays pinned to the bottom of a phone. Shawerma G’s site in Chicago Ridge is exactly that, from an expired Squarespace page to a site verified in Google Search Console.
We have two locations. One site or two?
One site, with a page per location. Each page carries its own address, hours and map record for search, and a picker at the top keeps the right store’s menu in front of each customer. Shawarma Stop runs Elgin and Lake in the Hills that way.
Start with the brief
Fifteen minutes, nothing charged. Tell us how you take orders today, and the reply comes back within one business day with a fixed price.
Start your site · $500