Website for a restaurant or café.
A restaurant or café site must answer in seconds what people check on their phone: the menu, hours, address, photos and how to book. We design it fast and mobile-first, with the details Google needs to show you in local results.
What's included
A readable menu
Text, not a PDF image: easy to read on a phone and indexable by Google.
Hours, address, map
The first things visitors look for, always at the top and always up to date.
Photos that sell
Your real place and dishes, shown at the right size without slowing the site.
Booking or contact
A link to your booking tool, a phone button or WhatsApp, whichever your guests really use.
Local search setup
Structured data and a consistent profile so you appear for "restaurant near me" searches.
How we work
- 01
Scope
What the project must achieve, for whom, and what's in or out. You get a clear scope and a quote before anything starts.
- 02
Design
Direction, then the real screens and pieces, reviewed with you at each step.
- 03
Build
The same studio builds what it designed, so what you approved is what ships.
- 04
Launch & follow-up
Release, handover, and the adjustments that only real use reveals.
Where we work
In Paris and across France
For restaurant or café businesses in Paris and across France, we work remotely or in meetings, with one studio from scoping to launch. French, English or both.
In Oran and across Algeria
We also build sites for restaurant or café businesses in Oran and across Algeria, in French and English, with search visibility built in from the start.
Related work
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a website if I have Instagram?
- Instagram shows your mood; a website gives the practical answers and appears on Google. They work together.
- Can I update the menu myself?
- Yes, if you want it: we can set up a simple way to edit menu and hours without code.
- How much does it cost?
- It depends on pages, languages, content and features. We scope the project first, then send a clear quote.
Tell us about your project.
No form. Send a few lines by email and you get a reply with questions or a first idea of scope and timing.