Menus, hours, photos, and directions, from a studio that works with restaurants every week.

Restaurant website design, $1,000

KJ Design & Consulting · Orange County, California

Why restaurants

A restaurant website has one job: get a hungry person to your door. They are on a phone, they want the menu, the hours, and directions, and they decide in under a minute. Every page we build is arranged around that minute.

Live restaurant sites. Built and maintained by the studio.

The luvfish website homepage: poke bowls and thai kitchen headline with food photography
luvfishPoke, sushi, and Thai kitchen on Harbor Blvd, Garden Grove
The Khoi Hung website menu section: fan favorites with dishes and prices
Khoi HungVietnamese and French restaurant on Westminster Ave, Garden Grove

The build

Five to ten pages, $1,000, paid once.

We write the copy from your menu and your story, place your photos, and launch on your own domain.

What's included

  • Menu pages laid out from your real menu, with your photos
  • Hours, directions, parking notes, and a map that opens navigation
  • Links to the ordering and delivery platforms you already use
  • Google Business Profile setup and restaurant schema for local search
  • Hosting, security, and a client portal for updates

After launch

Menus change. The site keeps up.

A menu on the site that disagrees with the menu in the kitchen is worse than no menu at all. The $50 a month plan is how we keep the two in sync.

The support plan

  • Menu and price changes, updated when you message us
  • Holiday hours before the holiday, not after
  • New dishes and photos added as you send them
  • Ten edit requests a month on the $50 plan, unlimited on Partner at $250

Questions

How much does a restaurant website cost?
$1,000 for the build: five to ten pages, your menu laid out properly, copywriting, photos placed, and launch on your own domain. After launch it runs on the $50 a month support plan.
Can you put our full menu on the site?
Yes, as real pages people can read on a phone and Google can index. A photographed menu or a PDF is where most restaurant sites lose people, so we type it out and lay it out.
Do you build online ordering?
No. We connect the site to the ordering and delivery platforms you already use, so the order buttons go straight to your existing system.
What happens when our menu or prices change?
You send the change from your client portal and we update the site. That is the point of the $50 a month plan: the site stays as current as the kitchen.
Will people actually find the site on Google?
The build includes the search basics done right: restaurant schema, a Google Business Profile pointing at the site, and pages Google can read. For a restaurant, most traffic starts at your name and your neighborhood, and that is what we set the site up to win.