For restaurants

A restaurant website with a menu, bookings and WhatsApp

Describe your restaurant: the dishes people come for, your hours and how customers order. The site is ready in about four minutes, with a priced menu, table bookings and your location on a map.

Start from this example

Free to start

Swap in your own name, city and details — or build it as it is.

What you get

What your site can do from day one.

The whole menu, priced

Food and drinks by category, with photos and prices. A price changes? Update it from the admin pages.

Orders on WhatsApp

The WhatsApp button opens a chat with your restaurant's number, so orders arrive where you already work.

Table bookings

Guests give their name, party size, date and time. Every booking is kept on the admin pages.

Hours and a map

Opening hours, your address and a Google Maps map on one page, so nobody has to ask.

How it works

From one paragraph to a real website.

  1. 1

    Describe your business

    Write it the way you would explain it to a friend: what you sell, who buys it and how they order.

  2. 2

    Watch it build

    In about four minutes the pages, the data and the forms are there, in a preview you can click through.

  3. 3

    Change it, then publish

    Ask for changes in plain words. When it looks right, publish it with one click.

Questions

What owners ask before they start.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. Describe your restaurant the way you would brief a new hire: what is on the menu, when you open and how customers order. The site is built from that.

What happens when menu prices change?

The menu is data in your site. Change a price or add a dish from the admin pages, without rebuilding the site.

Can it take table bookings?

Yes. Mention it when you describe your restaurant: guests fill in a booking form, and the bookings arrive on the admin pages for you to check.

Will the menu and hours the AI writes be right?

Not necessarily — the AI writes from your description, and a price or an hour you did not mention may be wrong. That is why, before the first publish, you are asked to check the prices, hours and terms it wrote.

Is it really free?

Yes. The free plan needs no card and has no trial timer, and publishing your site is included. Pro raises the limits for a monthly fee — the pricing page has the numbers.

Ready for a website of your own?

One paragraph is enough, and it is free to start.