Most café visits start with a phone search — opening hours, menu, address. A simple website answers those in one tap and gives you a place to show off the food properly.
Whether they're choosing where to grab lunch or planning a weekend visit, the questions are almost always the same.
Make today's basics impossible to miss. Save the longer story for the scroll.
Big, clear, and ideally with an "open now / closed" indicator. The number one thing people are looking for.
Styled HTML beats a PDF — easier to read on mobile, easier to update. Group by section.
Embedded map, parking note, nearest stops. Helps both visitors and Google.
A few well-lit phone shots of the room and the bestsellers. People want to picture themselves there.
A short section for each extra revenue stream you'd like more of. Don't hide it in a footer.
Surface a few of your best Google reviews — they double as a Google ranking signal too.
It's a great start but you don't control how it looks. A website lets you tell your full story, properly show the food, and link out to ordering / private hire forms.
Built into the page, always. PDFs are awkward on mobile and a pain to update. Native menus look more modern and rank better on Google.
For takeaway you can link out to your existing ordering platform. For tables, OpenTable or a simple booking form works well. Both can be added when you're ready.
About a week. Send across your menu, hours, and a handful of photos — the rest gets handled.
Send across your menu and a few photos of the space — I'll put together a free example so you can see how it would look. No obligation.
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