Last updated: October 5, 2026
Websites for food and drink businesses, in 24 hours
Food and drink businesses sell something people want within the hour: a table tonight, a coffee on the way to work, a cake for Saturday. Customers check the menu, the hours, the location and the reviews on a phone in a couple of minutes, and they go to whoever answers those questions first.
Get your website in 24 hoursFirst draft in 24 hours. $99 a month if you love it. Nothing if you do not.
What food and drink businesses need on a website
- Menu or product list that is current, easy to read on a phone and never a PDF
- Opening hours, address and a map that match what Google shows
- A clear next step: book a table, order online, call or pre-order
- Real photos of the food, the room and the people behind it
- Quick answers on allergens, dietary options, events and private bookings
What we build for them
Site Squad builds a hand-coded, fast site for each food and drink business, usually a home page, menu or range, about page, gallery, contact page with hours and map, and any extras the business needs such as events, catering or gift cards. The two things that matter most are a menu people can read in seconds and one obvious action that fits how you sell: book, order, call or visit. We connect to the booking or ordering tool you already use. Menu and hours changes are included, and we make them within hours.
How it works and what it costs
Answer the two-minute quiz. Within 24 hours a first draft of your website is ready to look at on your phone. If you love it, it is $99 a month, with hosting, security, backups, your contact form and all changes included. If you do not, you pay nothing. Details on the pricing page.
Questions food and drink owners ask
Can you link the site to my existing online ordering or booking system?
Yes. We work with the booking or ordering tool you already use and add clear buttons that send customers straight to it. You do not need to switch providers.
Our menu changes often. Can I update it quickly?
Yes. Send us the change and we update it within hours, and it is included in the $99 a month. Seasonal menus, specials and sold-out items are all routine.
Will the site show our opening hours correctly on holidays?
We put your hours on the site, the contact page and the footer. For holiday closures or special hours, send us the dates and we post a notice and update it back afterward.
Do you take the food photos?
We build with the photos you already have and lay them out so they look their best on a phone. If you have few, we use clean layouts that still work well and you can add more any time.
What if I do not like the first draft?
Then you pay nothing. The first draft arrives within 24 hours and it is free. If you love it, it is $99 a month with hosting, security, backups and changes included.
Every food and drink business we build for
28 kinds of business in this family. Each has its own page.
Restaurants (all cuisines)
People deciding where to eat want to see the menu, the room and the reviews, then book or call without hunting. The site puts the menu, hours and a booking button on the first screen, and it loads fast on a phone.
Websites for restaurants (all cuisines)Bars, pubs, wine bars
Customers want to know what is on, what you pour, when you open and whether they can bring a group. The site shows your drinks, food, events and hours clearly, and makes bookings and private hire easy.
Websites for bars, pubs, wine barsCafés and coffee shops
Café customers search for somewhere nearby that is open now, with good coffee and a place to sit. The site gives them your menu, hours, location and photos, so they walk in instead of scrolling past.
Websites for cafés and coffee shopsBakeries and patisseries
Bakery customers want to see what you make, what is fresh today and how to order for a celebration. The site shows your range with photos and makes custom and pre-orders simple.
Websites for bakeries and patisseriesPizzerias and takeaways
Hungry customers want the menu and a fast way to order, now. The site puts the menu, delivery area, hours and order buttons at the top, and sends orders through the platform you already use.
Websites for pizzerias and takeawaysFood trucks
Food truck customers need to know where you are today and what is on the menu. The site puts your schedule, menu and booking details up front, and a phone-friendly layout works when people are walking over.
Websites for food trucksCaterers and private chefs
Clients hiring a caterer or chef are planning an event and want to see the food, the style and how it works. The site shows sample menus, past events and a clear enquiry form.
Websites for caterers and private chefsDelis, sfuserie, specialty grocers
Customers want to know what you stock that the supermarket does not, and whether it is worth the trip. The site shows your range, your sourcing and your hours, and adds platters, gift boxes or orders where you offer them.
Websites for delis, sfuserie, specialty grocersButchers, fishmongers, cheesemongers
Customers choose a counter shop for quality, provenance and advice. The site shows what you sell, where it comes from and how to order ahead for the weekend or a celebration.
Websites for butchers, fishmongers, cheesemongersWine shops and enoteche
Wine buyers want guidance and a reason to trust your taste. The site shows your selection, your recommendations and your events, and makes tastings, gifts and orders easy to arrange.
Websites for wine shops and enotecheIce cream and gelato
Customers want to see flavors, find the shop and know when you are open, often from the sidewalk. The site shows your flavors with photos and handles tubs, cakes and party orders.
Websites for ice cream and gelatoBreweries, distilleries, wineries (tasting rooms)
Visitors want to know whether they can drop in, what they will taste and how to book a tour. The site presents your range, your tasting room and your events, and makes visits easy to plan.
Websites for breweries, distilleries, wineries (tasting rooms)Meal prep and delivery kitchens
Customers choosing a meal service want to see the meals, the plans and the delivery area before they commit. The site explains how it works and sends them to sign up or order.
Websites for meal prep and delivery kitchensFish and chip shops, kebab shops, chicken shops
Customers want the menu, the price and a quick way to order, usually on a phone in a hurry. The site shows the full menu, your opening hours and delivery area, and sends orders to your own system or a platform.
Websites for fish and chip shops, kebab shops, chicken shopsSandwich shops and lunch bars
Lunchtime customers want a fast decision: what is on the menu, how long it takes and whether they can order ahead. The site shows your menu, hours and order options, and handles office catering too.
Websites for sandwich shops and lunch barsDessert parlours, bubble tea, juice and smoothie bars
Customers come for something sweet or fresh and judge you on photos first. The site shows your menu with bright photos, your hours and location, and links to the ordering app you use.
Websites for dessert parlours, bubble tea, juice and smoothie barsCake makers and wedding cake designers
Couples and hosts choose a cake maker by the photos, then by how easy it is to ask. The site leads with a gallery of your work and a clear enquiry form for dates, sizes and flavors.
Websites for cake makers and wedding cake designersChocolatiers and confectioners
Buyers of chocolate and sweets want to see the product, the craft and the gift. The site shows your range with strong photos and makes gift boxes, custom orders and wholesale enquiries simple.
Websites for chocolatiers and confectionersCoffee roasters
Roasters sell through a story and a product page, to home brewers and cafés alike. The site presents your coffees, your sourcing and your wholesale offer, and links to wherever you take orders.
Websites for coffee roastersTea rooms and afternoon tea venues
Guests booking afternoon tea want to see the menu, the setting and the price before they commit. The site shows your teas, your stands and your room, and makes bookings and gift vouchers easy.
Websites for tea rooms and afternoon tea venuesFarm shops, greengrocers and market stalls
Shoppers want to know what is in season, where it comes from and when you are open. The site shows your produce, your story and your market days, and offers boxes or orders where you provide them.
Websites for farm shops, greengrocers and market stallsHealth food and organic shops
Customers look for specific diets, brands and values, and they want to know you stock them before they come in. The site shows your range by need, your hours and any local delivery or click and collect.
Websites for health food and organic shopsHalal, kosher and world-food grocers
Shoppers come to you for products and trust they cannot find elsewhere. The site shows what you stock, the standards you follow and your hours, in the languages your customers read.
Websites for halal, kosher and world-food grocersCookery schools and supper clubs
People booking a class or a seat at the table want to know what they will cook or eat, who leads it and how to reserve. The site lists upcoming dates, menus and prices, and takes bookings through your own tool.
Websites for cookery schools and supper clubsMobile bars and coffee carts
People booking a mobile bar or cart are planning an event and want to see the setup, the drinks and how to ask for a quote. The site shows your packages and past events, with a quick enquiry form.
Websites for mobile bars and coffee cartsMilk, veg-box and meal-delivery rounds
Customers signing up for a regular delivery need to know what they get, when it arrives and whether you cover their street. The site explains the service, checks the area and points to sign-up.
Websites for milk, veg-box and meal-delivery roundsRestaurant sub-types worth their own landing pages: Italian, Indian, Chinese, Thai, Japanese and sushi, Mexican, Greek, Turkish, Lebanese, steakhouse, seafood, vegan, gastropub, fine dining, family diner
Diners often search for a cuisine first, then pick a place. These sites lead with what makes your cuisine and your kitchen distinct, show the menu clearly and make booking or ordering one tap away.
Websites for restaurant sub-types worth their own landing pages: italian, indian, chinese, thai, japanese and sushi, mexican, greek, turkish, lebanese, steakhouse, seafood, vegan, gastropub, fine dining, family dinerRelated reading
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What it costs and how fast it is
Answer a short quiz. Within 24 hours a first draft of your website is ready to look at on your phone or computer. If you love it, it is $99 a month, with hosting, changes and support included. If you do not, you pay nothing.
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