Our Approach
Build around how people choose where to eat.
A restaurant website doesn’t need dozens of pages. It needs the right information in the right place, especially on mobile.
Put the menu first.
Your menu shouldn’t be a PDF that someone has to download, zoom into and scroll through.
We build structured HTML menus that are readable on mobile, searchable and easy for your team to update when dishes or prices change.
Make booking obvious.
If someone has decided to book, don’t make them hunt for the button.
We connect your site to OpenTable, Resy, SevenRooms or a WordPress reservation system and keep the booking path visible throughout the site.
Win the local search.
People search for restaurants by cuisine, neighborhood and location.
We build around those searches with restaurant schema, consistent business information, location pages where needed and technical SEO that doesn’t get ignored after launch.
Design for the phone first.
Your menu, hours, address, phone number and reservation button shouldn’t be three scrolls down.
We design the mobile experience around the actions diners actually take.
What we do
Everything your restaurant website needs before the next guest arrives.
Restaurant Website Design & Development
A restaurant website should not feel like a restaurant template.
We build WordPress sites around your menu, locations, reservations, brand and customer journey, with mobile performance considered from the first screen.
Menu Systems
Your chef changes the specials. Your website shouldn’t need a developer.
We build structured menus that your team can update themselves, with categories, prices, descriptions and dietary information where needed.
Reservations & Bookings
If the booking button is hard to find, the reservation is easier to lose.
We integrate OpenTable, Resy, SevenRooms and other booking systems, or build the reservation flow directly into WordPress where appropriate.
Local SEO
The best website in town doesn’t help if nobody finds it.
We optimize restaurant schema, location information, page structure and local search targets so your website supports your Google Business Profile instead of sitting separately from it.
Online Ordering & WooCommerce
Don’t pay a marketplace commission when the customer is already on your website.
We can add online ordering through WooCommerce for pickup and direct orders, alongside gift cards, catering requests and private event inquiries.
Multi-Location Websites
Four restaurants shouldn’t mean four separate websites.
We can build one WordPress system with dedicated pages for each location, while keeping menus, branding and content manageable from one place.
Reviews & Social Proof
New diners want to know what previous diners thought.
We can bring reviews, press mentions and social content into the site without turning the homepage into an Instagram feed.
Your restaurant has its own menu, market and way of getting guests in.
A neighborhood café, a fine-dining restaurant and a multi-location group don’t need the same website.
We build around what actually matters to your business:
- Menu structure and frequent menu changes
- Reservations and table availability
- Pickup and online ordering
- Gift cards and catering
- Private dining and event inquiries
- Multiple locations
- Neighborhood and cuisine-specific search
- Reviews, press and social proof
- Your existing booking and ordering platforms
The system is built around your operation, not around a restaurant template.
The local SEO piece
Your website can help Google understand where you are and what you serve.
Your Google Business Profile and review platforms matter. Your website is part of the same local search system.
We make the important information clear and consistent:
- Restaurant schema gives search engines structured information about your restaurant, including location, hours and cuisine.
- Name, address and phone stay consistent across your website and major business listings.
- Mobile performance matters because most restaurant research happens on phones.
- Location pages give multi-location groups a dedicated page for each market instead of sending every search to one generic page.
- Cuisine and neighborhood content gives your site something relevant to rank for beyond your restaurant name.
The goal isn’t to rank for every food search.
It’s to be visible when someone nearby is looking for what you serve.
Restaurant website pricing
Our Process
Build the site around the guest journey.
01
Audit
We review your current website, mobile experience, menu, reservation path, local SEO and conversion points.
We show you where a potential guest can get stuck.
02
Structure
We map the pages, menu system, location structure and booking or ordering paths before development starts.
You get a written scope and page count.
03
Build
We design and develop the WordPress site, integrate your reservation or ordering systems and build the content structure your team will manage after launch.
04
Launch & Support
We test the important paths on mobile and desktop, launch the site and stay available for the first 30 days after launch.
Our Team
The people who build the site can also fix what marketing finds.
Your website, SEO and growth work don’t need to live with three different vendors.
The same Mineweb team can handle the WordPress development, technical SEO, content structure and creative work.
Marko
Head of Development
20+ yrs WordPress
Miloš
Web Developer
15+ yrs WooCommerce
Igor
Art Director
10+ yrs UX&UI
Radoš
Marketing Director
10+ yrs Digital Marketing Strategies
Damir
Creative Director
10+ yrs Creative Strategies
Dejan
Project Manager
5+ yrs Project Management
Projects delivered
In-house specialists
Rating on Clutch
Top Clutch awards
Our work
Built for businesses that need their website to do more than look good.
We’ve built WordPress and WooCommerce systems for businesses with specific customers, locations, products and conversion paths.
Common Questions
Restaurant website questions.
Usually, you should keep using the booking platform your team already relies on. We integrate it properly into the website so guests can find the booking path without unnecessary steps. A native WordPress system can make sense in some cases.
Yes. We can build the menu so your team can update dishes, descriptions and prices without calling a developer.
Yes. One WordPress installation can manage multiple locations, with dedicated pages, menus and location information for each restaurant.
Pricing depends on the number of locations, how your menu is structured and how often it changes, reservation integration (OpenTable, Resy, SevenRooms or a WordPress system), and commission-free online ordering through WooCommerce. Gift cards, catering and private event inquiries add to the scope. We give a fixed price after scoping your menu, locations, and goals.
The timeline depends on the number of locations, integrations and pages. We define the timeline before development starts.
Yes. We can build direct ordering through WooCommerce, including pickup orders, gift cards and other restaurant-specific commerce features.
Yes. We add Google and Yelp review widgets, an Instagram feed and a section for press mentions. New diners decide on social proof, so we put it where they’ll see it before they book.
A website cannot guarantee rankings. We can make it easier for search engines to understand your restaurant through technical SEO, structured data, consistent location information and relevant local content.
Yes. We build catering request forms and private event inquiry forms into the site, so those requests reach your team from your own website instead of a phone call.
Yes. We can continue with WordPress maintenance, security, updates, SEO, content and growth after launch.
Is your website helping people decide where to eat?
We’ll review your current site the way a potential guest would: on a phone, looking for the menu, checking the details and trying to book.
We’ll show you where the experience slows down and what we’d fix first.
