Why it matters
You fitted out the dining room and lit up the sign. Now finish the job.
You’ve invested in the kitchen, the dining room, the signage and the menu. But most diners have decided where they’re eating before they reach your door. They’ve searched, read the menu, checked the prices and looked at the photos.
If your menu’s a blurry photo, your booking is “call us”, or your only online presence is a delivery app taking a big cut, you’re making it harder than it needs to be. Your own website puts you back in control.
What your customers search for
The searches that bring in work.
Real customers type things like this every day. Here’s why each one matters, and what your website needs to win it.
Huge, competitive and local. A fast, clear site helps you stand out.
People search by what they fancy. Make sure your cuisine is crystal clear.
Show your delivery area and how to order direct.
Groups mean big bills. A page for them wins bookings.
People check before they commit. Put your full menu in plain text.
Allergies drive decisions. Clear info builds confidence.
The future of search
Now they’re asking AI too.
More people now ask ChatGPT, Gemini and other AI assistants to recommend a restaurant. The assistant reads local websites and names the two or three it can understand and trust.
If your prices are in a picture, your services aren’t listed, or you don’t say where you work, you won’t get mentioned. Every Site Sorted website is built to be read, by people and by AI.
Example questions.
What’s built in
Everything a restaurant’s website needs.
What it costs
A proper website, without the agency bill.
Agency and DIY figures are typical UK prices for a small business website.
Questions
Websites for restaurants and takeaways, answered.
More questions? See all our FAQs or get in touch.
We’re on delivery apps already. Why do we need our own website?
Apps take a cut and own the customer relationship. Your own site lets people book or order direct, and gives Google and AI the detail to recommend you.
Can my menu be updated when dishes change?
Yes. With ongoing care, send us the new menu and we’ll update it.
Can I take bookings through my website?
Yes. We link your site to the booking system you already use.
How much does a restaurant website cost?
£279 per site, no hidden fees. Ongoing care from £19 a month.
Get a free preview of your new site.
Enter your website and we’ll design a first look at your new homepage and send it over. If you like it, we’ll build the whole thing for £279.
We’ll show you what’s wrong before you spend a penny.![]()