Websites for pubs and restaurants
Websites for pubs and restaurants
Menus that load, bookings that work, and events people actually find, without a clunky third-party widget.
- What it costs
- From £49 a month, fixed in writing
- How long it takes
- Live within about a week
- Who it is for
- Small businesses in Lincolnshire
Straight answers
- How much does a pub or restaurant website cost?
- From £49 a month with nothing upfront, covering the build, menus, hosting, security and ongoing changes. Table booking can be added to suit how you run service. You get a fixed price before we start.
- Can I update the menu myself?
- Yes. Menus are built as fast pages you can change in minutes, so a new special or a price change does not mean a call to a developer or a fresh PDF.
- Do you handle hosting and the technical side?
- All of it. Hosting, SSL, backups, monitoring and small updates are part of the monthly plan, so you can concentrate on the kitchen and the bar.
- Do I own my website?
- Yes, completely. The site, the domain and the content are yours. There is no lock-in and no ransom if you ever leave. That is not true of every builder, so it is worth asking whoever you speak to.
Why it matters here
The three things guests want, done properly
Ask anyone how they choose where to eat and it comes down to three things they hunt for on their phone: the menu, whether they can book, and what is on this week. Get those wrong and you lose the table before they have read a word about you. Yet so many pub and restaurant sites bury the menu in a slow PDF, farm bookings out to a widget that takes a cut and looks nothing like the place, and never mention the quiz night at all.
A good site puts those three things first and makes them effortless on a phone at the bus stop. Fast, readable menus you can change yourself. Bookings that fit your covers and your style. An events page that actually gets found. It should feel like your pub, not a template, and it should work as hard on a wet Tuesday as a busy Friday.
What fills tables
- Menus that load instantly
- Proper web pages, not a pinch-and-zoom PDF, easy to update when the specials or prices change.
- Bookings on your terms
- Table enquiries or booking that match your covers and look like your place, not a generic third-party box.
- Events people find
- Quiz nights, live music and Sunday roasts listed clearly, so the regulars and the passing trade both know what is on.
- Photos that do the selling
- The room, the plates and the atmosphere, shown off so a hungry visitor decides on the spot.
The difference
Secure by default, not as an afterthought
Hospitality sites take deposits and booking details, and a spoofed confirmation email in your name can cost you a customer's trust. Every build includes email authentication (SPF, DKIM and DMARC) as standard, along with full encryption and hardened settings, so your bookings and your brand are protected.
The Copper Kettle
A fictional independent café and bistro in Bath. A warm, editorial design with brunch, lunch and evening menus, a photo gallery, and a table booking enquiry form.
A hospitality demonstration build for a cafe and bistro. The menus, table booking enquiry and gallery are exactly what a pub or restaurant needs.
A fictional business created to show build quality. Not a live client site.
View live demo, The Copper Kettle (opens in a new tab)Ready when you are
See where your domain stands in seconds, free and with no email needed. Or tell me about your business and I will send back a friendly, no-pressure quote, usually within one working day.