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Websites and digital menus for restaurants and cafés, where guests order from the table in their own language.
We build websites and digital menus for restaurants, cafés and bars. Guests find you on Google, see the menu and hours on their phone, and once they sit down they scan a code on the table, pick their language and order.
- How long does a restaurant website take?
- A venue website with a digital menu usually takes 3–6 weeks; ordering from the table and a staff panel take longer, depending on the menu and languages.
- How much does a restaurant website cost?
- It depends on the menu, languages and whether guests order from the table.
- Who owns the site and the menu?
- You do.
What this service includes
For Day Gallery we built a platform where cafés and restaurants take orders straight from the table, in eight languages, managed from one panel. The same experience goes into the sites and menus we build for a single venue.
The guest scans the code on the table, picks a language and orders. You set sizes, prices and time-limited offers yourself, the moment they change.
Case study: Day GalleryEach order appears the second it is placed, and stock drops with every confirmed order.
Day Gallery's guests read the menu in eight languages, and new items are translated into seven of them in one click.
Menu, photos, hours, location and a booking contact on a site that opens fast on a phone, where most guests look first.
A page for each offer, from birthdays to venue hire, with packages and prices you change yourself and enquiries waiting in one place.
Case study: The StageA complete Google profile with current hours and photos, and reviews from real guests.
Local SEO & Google Business Profile
Why venues come to us
- The menu is a PDF or a photo that is hard to read on a phone and out of date the day prices change.
- Tourists and foreign guests cannot read the menu, so staff spend the evening translating instead of serving.
- The venue barely shows up on Google Maps, or shows up with old hours and no photos.
A clear process, from scope to delivery
Visit and scope
What you receiveA written scope and a fixed price.
Menu and design
What you receiveA prototype the staff have tried.
Build and content
What you receiveA working menu and site on staging.
Launch and QR codes
What you receiveGuests ordering from day one.
Thirty days of care, included
What you receiveA tuned menu and a team that runs it.
Related work: Day Gallery
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languages guests can order in, from one panel
For Day Gallery we built a platform where cafés and restaurants take orders from the table in eight languages, and moved every venue's images and data without reprinting a single QR code.
View case studyChosen for the work, not for the trend
We choose tools based on the requirements of the project, your existing systems and what will be practical to maintain after delivery. Below are the technologies we typically use for this type of work, and why.
Next.js + React
Guest pages open fast on any phone, and the venue's site arrives complete for search engines.
Node.js
Orders arrive live, and stock updates with every confirmed order.
MySQL
Venues, menus, orders and translations kept consistent as the menu grows.
Google Business Profile
Where most guests check opening hours, photos and reviews before they arrive.
The work stays with you
A menu you change yourself
Prices, items and offers updated in a minute, without reprinting anything.
Guests served in their language
A menu guests read and order from in their own language.
Found on Google
A complete profile and a fast site that confirm what, where and when.
Code and accounts you own
Site, domain and data registered to your business from day one.
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- Accessibility Audit & FixesWCAG 2.2 AA audits and fixes in code, for the European Accessibility Act
- Dedicated DevelopersNext.js and React Native developers who join your team for as long as the project needs
- Headless CMS DevelopmentA CMS built for your editors, with Next.js delivering the content to the web and apps
- MVP & SaaS DevelopmentA first version that proves the product, on a stack that grows into the platform
Questions about this service?
If you cannot find the answer below, send us your question. A member of our team will reply within one business day.
Ask a question01How long does a restaurant website take?
A venue website with a digital menu usually takes 3–6 weeks; ordering from the table and a staff panel take longer, depending on the menu and languages. The timeline is in the written scope.
02How much does a restaurant website cost?
It depends on the menu, languages and whether guests order from the table. You receive the final price in writing after a short call. For reference, business websites start from €1,800 and web applications from €4,500.
03Who owns the site and the menu?
You do. Site, domain, menu data and accounts are registered to your business from day one, and full ownership transfers on final payment.
04Do guests need an app?
No. The guest scans the code with the phone camera and the menu opens in the browser, in their language.
05Can we change prices ourselves?
Yes. Prices, items, sizes and offers are changed in the panel and appear on every table immediately, with nothing to reprint.
06Can it work with our existing website?
Yes. The menu can run on its own address and be linked from your current site, or become part of a new one.
Often combined with
SEO
Technical fixes first, then pages written for the searches your customers make. You get a report every month.
Digital Marketing
Google and Meta campaigns, run against a cost per enquiry that we agree with you before anything goes live.