The Studio

Restaurant Web Design

The menu, the hours, and a way to book. Get those three right and the rest is decoration.

  • The menu is the only page that matters.

    A PDF that has to be pinched and zoomed on a phone loses the table. Your menu should read in one scroll of a thumb, and change on the site the day the kitchen changes it.

  • You are being chosen at the kerb.

    Plenty of these decisions happen with the phone already out, standing on the street, minutes before dinner. The site that opens first is the one that gets the booking.

  • Written from scratch, in code.

    No WordPress, no page builders, no themes. Nothing on your site is there to serve a template, which is why it loads quickly and why it says only what you want it to say.

  • The person who built it is the person who answers.

    Hosting, security, updates and uptime stay with us after launch. When something needs changing you text the studio that wrote the site, not a support queue that has to go and read it first.

Tell us what the site has to do.

Text the studio and you will get a straight answer about what it would take and what it would cost, from the person who would build it. If we are not the right shop for it, we will say so.